This review of ROOSTER from writer Ben Francisco Maulbeck is a wonderful antidote to doubt: "John Gallo is a professional hitman with a history that’s spattered in blood and littered with bodies. Known in the criminal underworld as Rooster, Gallo is an assassin suffering from mental...
Writing the short story and then adapting that into the novel that became MISTER WHITE remains one of the most enjoyable writing experiences in my career. It's an understatement to say I'm excited it's still finding new readers and more so that a writer of...
I'm getting edits on a book that is coming out next year and soon I'll be able to share details. This image captures some of the vibe...
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 had a great time talking books and monsters on What the Book! Check it out here ...
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...
I had a wonderful time on "Between the Covers" with Stephanie Larkin (check out her imprint, Red Penguin Books). It was fun to "share the stage" with two non-fiction writers which took the conversation into different directions. Check out the episode here ...