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His latest Lewis Cole mystery is Blood Foam.
Late last month I asked DuBois about what he was reading. His reply:
At this point in time (Tuesday, June 23rd) I'm reading an autobiography, Bringing the Thunder: The Missions of a WWIIVisit Brendan DuBois's website.B-29 Pilot in the Pacific by Gordon Bennett Robertson Jr. Er, and why is that? Well, I'm working on a rather lengthy short story (about 10,500 words right now) about a B-29 tail gunner in World War II, and I want to make sure I get the details right. A lot of time writers can get away with a little bit of surfing on Google, but to actually get the details of B-29s and their missions, I've had to order and read four autobiographies. No complaints here, I love reading history, and like I said, I wanted to get the details right.
My Book, The Movie: Blood Foam.
--Marshal Zeringue