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"Thanks for the good wishes and a great review, Mick. It's a three lobster review (they're the best)."
- Gerard F. Bianco, Maine-based author of The Deal Master.
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"Thanks so much for your interest and for the compliments on my website. Yours is rule-free cool."
- Alex Barclay, author of Darkhouse.
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"I thoroughly enjoyed your review of Seagulls. It's refreshing to say the least and I don't mind in the least being compared with pulp fiction. Rock on as they say and keep going!"
- Eileen Casey, author of Seagulls.
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"Thanks for the kind words, Mick. What I like about your reviews is that none of them seem the same and they are so very entertaining. On second thought, maybe the 'literary' world needs more reviewers like you."
- Francine Biere, author of Death in the Desert.
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"Thanks for your great review of Murder Etouffee. You are a great writer and should have your own work published. Next time you are in Oklahoma, please give me a call. There is a little hole in the wall pub here called VZD's and they pour the best black and tans this side of ... well, Tulsa anyway. Heck, maybe I can even talk a couple of those pretty blondes from my booksigning into joining us. "
- Eric Wilder, author of Murder Etouffee and Big Easy.
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"Thanks for your kind words - I hope I win the Best Book Read 2006!"
- Jon Smith, author of The Bloke's Guide to Pregnancy.
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"The review you did of Lake of Sorrows with myself and Nicci French (whose books I quite like, actually) as guests on Ricki Lake's talk show has to be my all-time favorite review. It's just brilliant. I must have e-mailed the link to everyone I know!"
- Erin Hart, author of Lake of Sorrows.
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"Tarnation Mick, Linda and I laughed our britches off a readin' your review. You said you had something special planned and I now see it was worth the wait.... I like your unruly reviews. It is refreshing to see something new and different."
- George and Linda Weaver Clarke, Melinda and the Wild West.
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"Thanks Mick. Now that is the most creative and bizarre review I have ever read. THANKS so much for the experience. "
- Mark Leslie, author of One Hand Screaming.
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"Your criticisms are fair and justified... most of your comments were positive, and I deeply appreciate them. I knew you'd write an honest, 'without rules' review, and you did so. A thousand thanks!"
- David James Trapp, The Bard of Bethlehem.
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"You made [The Machine Man Letters] sound so good in your review that I actually want to read my own book again! Thanks a million for all the time and attention you've directed at me and my humble writing efforts. I really can't thank you enough."
- Monte Davis, author of The Machine Man Letters.
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"What do you mean, not as stylish as Declan Burke?"
- Colin 'Bateman', author of Murphy's Revenge.
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"Hey Mick. Very funny site. I laughed my ass off.... Thanks for the shout out."
- Jonathan Tropper, author of Everything Changes.
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"I would LOVE to make a video burning you in effigy, because it'd be funny. Unfortunately, I don't know the technology."
- Susan DiPlacido, author of 24/7 and American Cool
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"I LOVED both the interview and the review you posted.... Yours was my all-time favorite interview.... I wish I'd know about the man-eating pudu BEFORE my South American trip!"
- Karen Dionne, author of Freezing Point.
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"Keep up the blog - I've sent the Q & A [ie our interview] to my agent in the U.S., who is using it to explain her weird ex-pat Brit whore-loving Asia-adoring Buddhist-intoxicated French-speaking highandlow-brow but never middle-brow client to New York HiSo."
- John Burdett, author of The Godfather of Kathmandu
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"I enjoyed your review. Well said! Just two points, as a former newspaperman: These Oz health farms/resorts/spas are loaded with Americans because the proprietors advertise in the States. And the news didn't make the local newspaper until page 139 because it only comes out once a week -- no matter what happens! All my very best wishes! John"
- John Howard Reid, author of Merryll Manning: The Health Farm Murders.
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