More by Chuck Greaves

• War and remembrance, (May 2021)
• Birds of a feather, (March 2020)
• Manifest destitute, (January 2020)
• He started it, (November 2019)
• The last good cop, (October 2019)
• Desert Solitaire, (July 2019)
• Bye, bye Bernie, (May 2019)
• Current events, (March 2019)
• Mumbo gumbo, (January 2019)
• Desert duet, (November 2018)
• The vapid and the dead, (September 2018)
• Wry spy, (July 2018)
• An affair to remember: The Sparsholt Affair, by Alan Hollinghurst, (May 2018)
• The other side of the fence, (March 2018)
• Nativity, (November 2017)
• Gothic ramblings, (September 2017)
• Worth the weight (Prose and Cons), (July 2017)
• Deadly dozen (Prose and Cons), (March 2017)
• Ten questions for Anne Hillerman: The best-selling author and daughter of Tony Hillerman discusses his legacy and more, (February 2017)
• Winter’s Tales (Prose and Cons), (January 2017)
• Time in a bottle (Prose and Cons), (November 2016)
• If you remember the ’60s. . . (Prose and Cons), (September 2016)
• An epic chopping spree (Prose and Cons), (July 2016)
• Futuristic ‘Zero K’ has style and substance (Prose and Cons), (May 2016)
• Dipping below the horizon: Nesbo’s latest thriller is worthwhile, but not one of his best offerings (Prose and Cons), (March 2016)
• Wild horses, feckless bureaucrats, and Civics 101, (March 2016)
• A novel for masochists: Elizabeth Strout’s latest features grim ruminations on family, forgiveness (Prose and Cons), (January 2016)
• ‘City on Fire’ an impressive debut (Prose and Cons), (November 2015)
• Evison is getting better all the time (Prose and Cons), (September 2015)
• ‘Darkness’ helps fill void left by Hillerman (Prose and Cons), (July 2015)
• ‘American Meteor’ is a fine frontier yarn (Prose and Cons), (June 2015)