my brain vomits on the internet
That’s right boils and ghouls, the weird and wild haunted house novel drops in less than a day! If you pre-ordered it, you should be getting your copies soon. Make sure you post pics of it on social media and tag me, I love seeing that stuff. If you haven’t pre-ordered it yet, well, get… Read More
That’s right! On October 9th, we’ll be celebrating the launch of my next book, Glass House at Werner Books. I’ll read a little, talk a little about the book, sign some copies, all that fun stuff. We’re going to hang, celebrate, and have a blast! Stop by, by a copy of Glass House and hell,… Read More
I went for my usual walk at lunch, and lo and behold, what do I see? A vintage writing desk! One of the ones from the before times, with all the nooks and cubbies and stuff for shoving notes and envelopes in. A front desk part that pulls out, to make it easier to type,… Read More
Look what came in the mail! My physical copy of Locus Magazine, which I’ve had a subscription to forever. Really, if you’re a genre writer, you need a subscription to it. It’s mandatory rite of passage, etc. Anyway, it turns out I was in Locus this month, with my picture and everything. I was in… Read More
The website before was originally very simple, on purpose. I was having a new publication or game maybe every year or so, not a lot of stuff to post at all. I had stopped blogging for a bit, since twitter was fun and a better place (at the time) to hold conversations with other writers… Read More
I have a short story in the upcoming anthology from Underland called the Cozy Cosmic, a cool cozy take on cosmic horror. My story? The Museum of Endless Summer. Perfectly cozy! About the corpses of mermaids washing up on the beach, a missing mother who went beneath the waves to find the sleeping red king,… Read More
My short story, The Last Dryad, is in the Soul Jar anthology, edited by Annie Carl. Released in October 2023, this is a collection of 32 tales by disabled authors. As someone with diabetes and multiple sclerosis, I have struggled with disabilities and the stigma related to them throughout most of my adult life. Getting… Read More