In a fit of optimism I've been organizing my convention schedule for 2022 and have arranged the details for: Ghoulish Book Festival in San Antonio, April 30-May 1 *I'll have some news about this soon Scares that Care in Williamsburg, VA, July 30-August 1 Bouchercon in Minneapolis, September...
We kicked off our official Halloween viewing last night with 1979's AMITYVILLE HORROR, a perennial favorite. Tonight we'll catch the new Candyman then it's back to the hard work of holiday viewing. Recently completed one of the best short stories I've written in awhile, I think....
I'm absolutely humbled by this Goodreads review by one of the excellent hosts (James) of Boneheads Weekly podcast: "Rooster did something I rarely feel books do. While one is watching the character of Rooster crash through the seedy underworld with brutal efficiency fed by his lived...
I had a great time answering questions about monsters on What the Book? It will air later in September and I'll give everyone a heads up before it does. ...
Rooster has been well received and I couldn't be happier. I just read a straight forward Amazon review that said: "Wow - I was pulled in immediately! The book is full of twists and turns and once I started reading, I could NOT put it...
There's nothing like finally holding the book in my little hand. ...
The Bonehead Weekly podcast was a delight and they indulged me in a reading of The Jabberwocky, which I'm currently trying to memorize. We talked life experiences and how they affect writing, the writing process and the past and present details of Rooster, a novel...
A quick note to tell you what's coming up in my literary universe: 2021 will see LEECH published, a composite novel of short stories, each of which can stand alone but when strung together tell the tale of a very special secret agent. I will share...
I'm booking a number of interviews around the debut of ROOSTER and will organized a schedule of run dates shortly. Podcasts, TV, radio - it's all very heady. After the bleak expanse of 2020 I'm as excited for Rooster as I was when my first...
Sending out ARCs for a story that began over twenty years ago in Los Angeles is a surreal thing. The publisher (and friend) of my first novel is visiting NYC next week for the first time to attend the premiere of his first movie and...