There's an interview/conversation about my work at The Indiscriminate Critic
Here's the link:  Thurber Interview

In coordination with that, now through Wednesday, July 10th, the Kindle version of "Nickel Fictions: Volume One" can be downloaded for free.

Two Year Anniversary

May 1st marks the Two Year anniversary of the novel's release.
I want to again thank Casperian Press for having the guts to publish this book.
My agent, Jack Scovil, who passed away last year, had tremendous faith in the manuscript. I'm sure he'd be pleased with the book's reception. I wish I could share with him the many personal notes I've received from social workers and therapists who work with lost children, and from those people who were for a time lost themselves.  I'm grateful to everyone who has experienced this dysfunctional novel. Thank you all.

- Bob

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The story in Paperboy takes place in 1969, the year man first walked on the moon. All these years later, the subject of consensual sex between siblings (sometimes referred to as “harmful behavior” rather than abuse) is rarely mentioned, seldom discussed even among survivors themselves, and remains one of the last taboos to be addressed by society.

Discussion of 21st Century Literature

Paperboy was the February 2013 selection at
Goodread's forum for 21st Century Literature
"For people interested in keeping up with the modern literary classics."

Here's a direct link to the discussion: 
February 2013 Paperboy Discussion