Announcement: Carrion Harvest (Limited Edition)

So that announcement I teased a few days ago? Beyond stoked to announce that Thunderstorm Books is releasing my novella Carrion Harvest as a hardcover for Mary Sangiovanni's Tempest Line! This is a limited edition. There are only 45 copies of this version available, ever. That's it. Done. Finito. You can click through the article …

In The Cold, Cold Ground

Beyond thrilled to announce that my novella, The Art Of Devastation, will be included in the anthology In The Cold, Cold Ground, by the mighty Cemetery Dance. Here's the official announcement from Kevin Lucia: 6 AUTHORS. 6 NOVELLAS. 6 STATES OF HORROR IN NEW ENGLAND. Join William D. Carl, Kristin Dearborn, Ed Kurtz, Errick Nunnally, …

Interview With Yours Truly

Fiona McVie at Author Interviews did an interview with me. I chat about music, writing, books, and some other stuff. Click to read

The Final Summons – Kickstarter

I am thrilled to announce that I am one of the "Fourteen," the authors in the first anthology from New England Speculative Writers.   This sff antho is going to kick some fictional and robotic butt. A kickstarter campaign has been set to help get the book launched. In something like a week, we're at …

Writer at the beach

So, I'm on a writing spree in a beach hotel. I come home Friday after happy hour, all happy and whatnot, only to find out that the electric company cut me off. I was two days late. TWO DAYS. And I didn't have an old balance or anything; I had paid my last bill in …

Nanopowrimo Day 10 – Unlove, and the art of letting go

Today's prompt was unlove. Unloving is not always a choice But a path taken Cannot unspeak words Or unmake memories Undo moments or reasons or time But reflections shrink in the rear view mirror Grow smaller and then vanish behind newer days Things fade from view before they fade from memory There's a place in …

New Year, New Blog

Sorta. I pretty much abandoned my livejournal blog  in 2012. No particular reason; I just didn't feel like blogging. Recently a spam comment led me back to an old lj post where I was ruminating about blogging and why I started one in the first place. Reading it made me realize why I lost interest. I approached that …