This is just a quick note to mention that I’ve sold my short story “Indications” to the horror podcast magazine Pseudopod. It’s a podcast magazine,
I was thinking about the word “hacking” recently; not the word as it is traditionally misused in the media (they mean “crackers”), but the word
It’s July 1, and that means that Daikaijuzine, the webzine that I’m putting together, is officially open for submissions for our debut issue, set to
Okay, so, I thought I was over this cold that I picked up in Ireland. Naturally, I’m not. I still have a hard time breathing
About three weeks ago I sent my short story “Tumbleweeds” off to Weird Tales in the hopes that they’ll agree with me that it’s suitable
“Tumbleweeds” is zipping in the mail, on its way to Weird Tales. Godspeed, goofy little story.
I’m currently working on several different projects. Some are brand new, some are just revisions of older projects. And here they are, in no particular
Because I’m a narcissist, I decided to Google my own name this afternoon, and I came across a review of Issue #1 of Shimmer, which
My short story, “Who Remembers Molly”, has just been published in the January 2006 issue of The Harrow (http://www.theharrow.com). Please take a look!
As you can probably imagine, National Novel Writing Month took up most of my free time during November. I finished this year’s project Fred, Again,