Over at the Big Thrill , I explain what prompted me to write Outsourced. Bookgasm today is publishing my guest blog post, Blood Crimes Expla...

I'd like to thank the ever affable and accommodating Paul Brazill for letting me take over his blog and write about Blood Crimes, with m...

The silhouette shown in the book cover is of both Julius and Archie. If you look carefully, Archie is being worn as a tie clip, and if you e...

I thought it might be helpful for folks to see what movie ratings my books would probably get: Julius Katz Mysteries -- PG-13 for sly innuen...

My Julius Katz Mysteries is now available on Amazon , B&N and Smashwords . The book description hasn't made it up to Amazon yet, so...

I'm in the process of bundling my two award-winning Julius Katz stories, 'Julius Katz' and 'Archie's Been Framed' as...

"From here on in Zeltserman's vamp/crime thriller takes off at a breakneck speed. The action that follows is intense and blood dren...

Jim Mcleod reviews Blood Crimes over at Ginger House of Nuts, and digs it: Dave, has managed to meld the two genres of crime and horror into...

Mindy MacKay over at Protect your Sensibilities is the first to review Blood Crimes, saying: Okay. Let's see if I can explain this. Take...

I'd like to thank Peter Leonard at The Man Eating Bookworm and Jim Mcleod at the Ginger Nuts of Horror for interviewing me about Blood...