I’ve got some new titles available! YAY! For those interested in my holiday works without reading stories by others, we’ve released Ol’ St. Nick and The Ringers as standalone books, both eBook and paperback. We’ve also released Peace Be with You, Read More…
Hey folks! I’ve got a new horror short story called “Drip” in an anthology from Pulse Publishing called 99 Tiny Terrors. There are 99 short stories in this anthology, just in time for your Halloween season. Pulse Publishing kicked Read More…
Been a while since my last post. Life has been…chaotic. All three cats almost died. I’ll make a post about it later, I promise. For now, Joy to the Worlds: Mysterious Speculative Fiction for the Holidays has been included in Read More…
I’ll be at Norwescon 43 with Books & Chains this Thursday, April 1st through Sunday, April 4th in the virtual dealer’s room! Unlike many conventions, Norwescon is using Airmeet, so you’ll be able to come video chat with Elise and Read More…
Twas the night before Christmas and all through the house everybody had Covid… Yeah. So my eye injury is still healing and my laptop’s repaired, but at the end of November, I caught Covid. The one time I left my Read More…
I’m going to be offline (except for cell) for a bit as my computer has a hardware failure. Due to Covid-19 and being high risk for it, my machine is being mailed back to Apple for hardware repair and diagnostics. Read More…
I saw a post today where someone was talking about how their memories of RBG were stolen and replaced by fear, by those who would destroy our country. I found it a poetic post, but my partner’s response was, “But Read More…
This is subject to change, but the North American Science Fiction Convention 2020 (NASFiC) is virtual this year. I’ve got several panels, so here’s my schedule: FRIDAY, AUG. 21st ALTERNATE PUBLISHING PANEL — 1:00-1:50 PM EDT / 10:00-10:50 AM PDT Read More…
Welcome to Day 171 of quarantine…at least for me and my partner. That’s 5 ½ months of isolation as we haven’t left our house expect to drive the car and recharge its battery every few weeks. Not even to grocery Read More…
Look at those last lines in this poem by Nikki Giovanni. I don’t think / I’m allowed / to kill something / because I am / frightened.” Powerful. I’ve started, stopped, erased, rewritten, and pondered on this post many times Read More…
