What Is a Good Book with Author Anthony Anderson

This month at ALL THE BLOG'S A PAGE, we're talking to authors about "good" books--particularly their definitions of a good book and how their latest releases constitute that good book. AtBaP's next author is a writer I met a while back on MySpace and have been thrilled to see him finally put the touches on his debut novel, The Vile, Sinister, and Most Utterly Diabolical Account of Latrina Emerson: Anthony Anderson!






What would Latrina Emerson, unassuming librarian and church organist, have in common with an agnostic physicist and a bunch of occultists over 2000 miles away? Absolutely nothing if she could help it. Some not-so-benevolent "Forces of Light", alas, won’t let her help it. She’s part of their plan save their credibility after some recent embarrassments (Y2K failing to end the world on prophetic schedule, increasing distrust of authority, etc) and shut up those smart alecks in the Forces of Darkness. But the Forces of Darkness have never followed the Light's rules—like the ones that say they have to be totally evil or always lose in the end—and they're not about to start now. A faction of Hell, in fact, has decided that despite religious and philosophical differences, Latrina is too decent a person to be martyred "for the greater good". Warning her, however, gets a bit tricky. And the real wild card may be Latrina herself, who may not be as “manageable” as the Powers-That-Only-Think-They-Be would like.


Come on by All the Blog's a Page now to read Anthony's pretty insightful thoughts on what makes a "good" book. I think a lot of people will agree with him. Also, there's a great excerpt of his debut novel, too! Head to All the Blog's a Page [NOW] to read more!