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My wife and I at Detroit Bookfest 2017. Since Terror In Ypsilanti: John Norman Collins Unmasked was published last August, it has done ...

Organized as a "goodwill effort to help generate a deeper love and appreciation of books in the Greater Detroit community," th...

Photo: Nicole Fribourg Spring 2016 was busy for me. I completed Terror in Ypsilanti: John Norman Collins Unmasked ( TIY ) and re-ed...

Dr. Paul McGlynn and I--February 2016. Last week, I flew to Florida to visit my former English professor from Eastern Michigan Univers...

I just returned from a successful two week trip to the Detroit area to speak about my novel Zug Island and wrap up some final interviews...

Photo courtesy of Nicole C. Fribourg I am finally at a point with my true crime project The Rainy Day Murders when it is time to ge...

For over three years, Ryan M. Place and I have been actively looking into the unsolved Washtenaw County Murder cases from 1967-1969. W...

When I set out to write the full story of The Rainy Day Murders and the man accused of killing seven young women in and around Ypsilanti...

University of Toronto graduate, John Philip Chapman Finally, I've finished the first complete draft of The Rainy Day Murders, my ...

For three and a half years, I have focused most of my worldly attention on researching and writing about John Norman Collins (JNC) and t...

My search for reliable information to restore the facts of the R ainy Day M urders has been a Sisyphean task.   D rawing together wha...

When I started writing my Fornology blog in May of 2011, I was a techno-dweeb.  My publicist, Paula Margulies, explained the importa...

Twilight in Detroit I just returned from several weeks in and around my hometown of Detroit, Michigan. I was doing field research wit...