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 “LITERATURE
THAT FLOATS ON THE EDGE” |
Doc Macomber is a native Northwesterner.
His previous books include The Killer Coin and Wolf’s Remedy.
He is a contributor to various national and international publications.
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Now, from ascendant author, Doc Macomber, comes the latest and third novel featuring one of the most unusual and refreshing characters in mystery fiction today: Jack Vu.
Denny "Doc" Macomber has been around, and his passion is writing. Doc is an avid motorcyclist and tattoo fan. Doc divides his time between wrenching on Harley-Davidsons and serving in a Special Ops unit. Calling the world his own, he makes his home aboard the Ada Lee, a 34 foot sailboat, presently anchored in the Pacific Northwest.
Doc sees much...says little...and writes it all down.
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| Portland's Wordstock opens a new chapter, heavy on local writers. The book festival still has its literary fiction and poetry, now mixed in with mysteries and graphic novels. Sunday, November 09, 2008 JEFF BAKER, The Oregonian Staff, Mark Hammond, "the only bearded Elvis in Portland", sang and handed scarves to anyone within reach. Hammond, the Elvis impersonator, complained that "the powers that be" made him turn the volume down on his 30-watt amp. He was helping promote his friend Doc Macomber's novel "Snip" and said, "Portland is an Elvis town." And it is a reading town. |
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