Ed Kovacs

A maxed-out weekend in America’s favorite party town without ever entering the French Quarter. A person could spend one weekend a month for an entire year in New Orleans without ever leaving the French Quarter, and still not patronize all of the hotels, restaurants, bars, clubs, shops, and other activities on offer. Quite frankly, the [...]

It’s been a fun ride; exhausting at times, but then I’ve been living out of a suitcase for almost seven years now. George Clooney a Road Warrior? Ha! I’ve pushed so far past that envelope it amazes me. Strange to feel “at home” in so many foriegn and domestic cities. Discussing and signing STORM DAMAGE [...]

Sitting in a “Pay lounge” at Seoul, Korea’s fabulous Incheon Airport, one of the best airports in the world. I had a six hour layover, and for $21 you get a food and beverage buffet and other basic ammenities. It’s crowded today, but what the hell, the two glasses of red wine I’ll drink would [...]

This review is from a reader unknown to the author. Thanks to them for taking the time and the thoughtful effort to post it on Amazon. “A collective pathology of quasi post-traumatic stress hung like a cloud over the delta.” Set in New Orleans five months after Katrina, Kovacs’ mystery features ex-cop Cliff St. James, [...]

As I become a short-timer here on this security contract in Central Asia, I’m trying to do as much prep now as possible so I can hit the ground running when I get back to the States in January. Hope to see as many of you as possible during the book tour, and thanks for [...]