I’m pleased and proud to announce that my story “Family Heirlooms” is now available in the inaugural issue of Steampunk Trails magazine. Mucho thanks to David B. Riley (Publisher) and Julie Campbell (Editor) for being gracious enough to include my story. And props to M. Wayne Miller who did the cover art as well as Marge […]
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A big piece of the writing biz is networking, which is ironic since most writers tend to be introverts stuck indoors and chained to their desks. But the truth is that you just never know where your next opportunity might come from. So, one morning I’m at my day job when a FB message pops up. It’s
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One day of the convention has passed by. We pulled in at about 2:15 after an 8-hour drive from Denver to Omaha, Nebraska for OsFest5. Special thanks go out to Guy De Marco and his lovely wife T. L. De Marco for putting pretty much all of this even together for Peter J. Wacks and me. Last
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I’ve been talking about it for some time now, but the truth is I hadn’t actually been able to focus on it since around the end of May. It’s funny, as a writer and a day-gig-go-getter and a self-promoter and a home-owner and a part-time political activist and a gamer and a short fiction writer
A sunny and cloudy Sunday afternoon with gray skies and soothing gaps of blue. The occasional thunderclap rolls down upon us from the heavens, and my back porch—my sanctuary—is as comfortable as you can imagine. Dubstep feeds into my brain through headphones, a breeze dances over my skin, and the air is warm. I’m wrapping
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I received a bit of good news today. In fact, it was a double-barrel shot of good news. Rebecca Buchanan, an editor over at NeosAlexandria for whom I’d written a story for last year, asked me recently to contribute to her next anthology entitled The Shining Cities: An Anthology of Pagan Science Fiction. It was
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Let me begin by giving thanks to David Boop for arranging this. Tonight I’ll be recording my first interview, and it’s with the guys at The Book Cave. Arthur Sippo and Ric Croxton will be talking to me, David Boop and Peter J. Wacks regarding Penny Dread Tales Volume Two. I’m anxious and nervous and excited. What’s
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Although the anthology was release lated last year, the Kindle version finally came out. Take a look at “Best Served Cold: An Eye for An Eye.” It’s got some sci-fi, some horror, some psychological and paranormal stuff. It’s just good, clean, the-bad-guy-getting-what-he-deserves kinds of stories. You can get your copy at: http://www.amazon.com/Best-Served-Cold-Eye-ebook/dp/B008J6RPQE/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1341929611&sr=8-2&keywords=best+served+cold+an+eye+for+an+eye
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