Five Questions: Mystery Dawg

1. Why do you blog?
As a way to communicate to the mystery community at large. It is my way of helping authors get their work recognized more widely and also for my reading audience to have a record of the signing. I also use this as a warm up to my daily writing. As of late, work has been getting in the way.

2. Which author and/or book has most influenced you?
Kent Harrington, Ken Bruen, Ray Banks, Al Guthrie, Duane Swiercysnki, and a certain John Baker.
As for books : Dia De los Muertos, The Guards, The Wheelman

3. Which three blogs do you most visit?
Confessions of An Idiosyncratic Mind at: http://www.sarahweinman.com/
CrimeSpot at: http://www.crimespot.net/
The Saturday Boy at: http://thesaturdayboy.typepad.com/

4. Why do you read fiction?
As a way to relax from the day to day grind. I find that most of the fiction that I have been reading lately addresses many social issues.

5. What makes you laugh?
My wife and kids. We all try to find the lighter side of life daily.

Aldo blogs at Mystery Dawg, which can be found here: http://acalcagno.blogspot.com

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