My ConFusion Schedule and Other News
I hope you all had a good start to 2019! I spent most of last week at Seton Hill University in Greensburg, PA for their […]
Tales From the Lake Vol. 5
My story “In the Family” is in the new Crystal Lake Publishing anthology Tales from the Lake Vol. 5 (edited by Kenneth W. Cain). The […]
Interview with Andrea Johnson (the Little Red Reviewer)
Please tell my readers a bit about yourself, Andrea! I love reading, visiting bookstores, I love the physicality of books. About ten years ago, my […]
Chiral Mad 4
The new anthology Chiral Mad 4 was released today in ebook, trade paperback, and hardcover formats! I co-edited this anthology with Michael Bailey, and the […]
Riveting Descriptions: Bringing Your Story to Life in the Reader’s Mind
In January, I’ll be teaching a new workshop for Odyssey Online: “Riveting Descriptions: Bringing Your Story to Life in the Reader’s Mind” … here’s the […]
What October Brings: A Lovecraftian Celebration of Halloween
Celeano Press just released What October Brings: A Lovecraftian Celebration of Halloween. The anthology features fiction by me, Storm Constantine, Arinn Dembo, Cody Goodfellow, Nancy Holder, Brian […]
On Blind Submissions
This week, one of my readers asked about blind submissions and whether they’re an effective tool for editors to ensure that a magazine or anthology […]
Ohio Horror Writers Association
I and other authors such as David Day, Tim Waggoner, Gary A. Braunbeck, Janet Harriett, and Sarah Hans recently formed the new Ohio chapter of […]
1959 by Thulani Davis
1959 is a novel by Thulani Davis that was published in 2001 by Grove Press. It is a first-person coming-of-age narrative that chronicles a young black girl named Willie Tarrant coping […]
Hath No Fury
My story “A Hero of Grünjord” was published today in Outland Entertainment’s new anthology Hath No Fury. The book was edited by Melanie R. Meadors and features a […]
Amazon Damaging Sales of Small Press Books
My forthcoming collection Garden of Eldritch Delights went live on Amazon in late July. According to my publisher, pre-orders were brisk. But then, on August […]
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