MacLean on the Screen
Last Light Studio author Ron MacLean, just chillin’ in New Orleans.
Catch the newest Last Light Studio author, Ron MacLean, interviewed on Arlington Public News along with authors Kim Triedman and Julie Wu.
Learn a little more about Ron and his brush with NFL football, his thoughts on publishing, and of course his small press bestseller, Headlong.
Headlong hits number one at Small Press Distribution!
Last Light Studio is so proud to report that our literary crime thriller , Headlong, took the number one sales slot for fiction at Small Press Distribution for the early fall! We do realize that your average person-on-the-street has not heard of Small Press Distribution, but in the world of small and independent publishing that’s a big deal, kind of like winning first place at an important film festival!
Thanks to all the readers and fans who made this amazing feat possible, and congratulations to author Ron MacLean who has been working his posterior off while touring his book!
We were excited to recently learn that our Erika Dreifus, author of Quiet Americans, just had a book review published in The Washington Post. In it Erika took on the novel The Aftermath by Rhidian Brook. As always, Erika’s writing was thoughtful, gracefully composed, and honest. Cheers Erika!
Small Press Picks Interviews Last Light Author Ron MacLean!
Have you added Ron MacLean’s literary thriller Headlong to your to-read list yet? If so, or if you just want to learn a little more about our newest title, check out this great interview and discussion at Small Press Picks!
Dive into HEADLONG
provocative and utterly believeable.
– Kirkus Reviews
It’s a hot Boston summer, and Nick Young, a washed-up journalist back in town to care for his dying father, is feeling the heat. Using his old skills to solve a mystery before the police do – to connect the dots between a major labor strike, a violent Occupy-style movement, and a murder that may involve his best friend’s teen son.
HEADLONG is a literary thriller about fathers, sons, eco-terrorism, death, immaturity, anarchism, friendship, and failure. The new novel from Ron MacLean.
A gripping, timely novel.
– Cory Doctorow
