Last semester I wrote a review of Ashon T. Crawley’s book The Lonely Letters for a class in my Appalachian Studies certificate program at Appalachian State University. I submitted it to […]
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This year I participated in #PitLight, a fun, upbeat, authors-only social media pitch event for books we’re working on (or want to work on, or perhaps should be working on).
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I recently did a bunch of online panels in various places: I recently moderated a super-fun Con-Tinual panel about the films and cultural impact of Troma! (YouTube) I recently had
Recent & Upcoming Virtual & In-Person Schedule! Read More »
I’m thrilled to be at the SplatterFlix Film Series at The Carolina Theatre of Durham this weekend! I’m selling books, talking about Ret-Con, and giving away Arcane Carolinas buttons and
SplatterFlix 2022 at the Carolina Theatre of Durham! Read More »
$5 for 5 books, or 15 books for a little more? Who can beat that? As I type this, A Fall in Autumn is listed in a “Best of the
StoryBundle: Best of the Indies Read More »
Hey, check out what’s coming soon! RETURN TO THE MEAN STREETS OF AUTUMNValerius Bakhoum is dead and buried. Too bad he’s still flat broke and behind on the rent. Unsure
New Life in Autumn – 6/9/22! Read More »
I also did a Twitter thread on Shut the Gates of Mercy, my third Emperor Norton time travel novella, as part of Sarah J. Sover‘s #TueSneakPeek. Mostly this book happens
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FYI, this post talks about themes and some 10,000-foot-view elements of a work that is not yet published, so if you hate reading about a book before you read the
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After spending the last couple of years neck deep in science fiction and urban fantasy, I’ve been dying to write horror again. My current work in progress is about ghosts,
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That’s right, it’s another #SanFranciscoSunday, and I want to talk about the woman who wore trousers and smoked cigars so she could gamble–a woman so famous the city built a
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