I'd check out "Getting in Tune" by Roger Trott, a fun road trip with a 70's garage band; there's the Sherman Alexie "Reservation Blues"; and take a look at my two novels, Smoking Jimi and Stealing Margo. THese are in both ebook and print, see at h[url]ttp://www.chadwrite.com/[/ur...

Slow books are a bore. I can usually spot the duds by reading the first few sentences. If the author doesn't know how to hook me, I don't go any farther. My two Rock Fiction novels, Smoking Jimi and Stealing Margo were written with readers like me in mind! chadwrite.com to see.

I haven read Silko or Welch, but they look interesting, especially Silko. Oh, yes, and there's Tony Hillerman, who writes stories that take place on a Southwestern rez, I enjoyed his work. That's the extent of my Indian experience. Farai Chideya has just released a work of Rock Fiction, Kiss the Sky...

I saw Sherman do a reading at the Miami Book Fair back in the late 90's, I think it was. Indian Killer had just come out, and I really liked his style. I grew up with a few Indian friends, and there is something about Indian storytelling and Indian humor that I've always appreciated. Regardless, She...

Rock Fiction is a new, loosely defined genre. I'm an ex-musician-- I played with some top tier bands in the 70's and 80's, and as a writer I'm finding my experiences a rich source for spinning some unique and creative adventures. I've enjoyed reading Roger Trott's "Getting in Tune," it's g...