Serenity now
It’s one of those times when the neighbor’s dog is barking nonstop and hitting that sound frequency that causes a wad of nausea in my gut so that I keep … Continue reading
INFAMY on sale for 99 ¢ents
Kids, I’ve gone ahead and done the inevitable. I’ve reduced the price of Infamy: A Journal of Our Darkest Year 2020 to 99 cents. I’m hoping that this enticing … Continue reading
Won’t you … help a needy writer … like me?
Last week I released Infamy—A Journal of Our Darkest Year 2020. If you haven’t picked up your copy yet, please scoot yourself over to Amazon and download it today, … Continue reading
Now available for Kindle: Infamy–A Journal of Our Darkest Year 2020
Infamy—A Journal of Our Darkest Year 2020 is now live on Amazon for $2.99. Step right up and read about the year that never stopped delivering … catastrophes, that is. … Continue reading
My 2020 journal is coming next week, and Close to Perfect is free for download here
Next week I’ll be releasing Infamy—A Journal of Our Darkest Year 2020. I put the lid on it Thursday, after the inauguration, trying to end the damn thing on a … Continue reading
2020 ~ the movie poster
A while back I mentioned that I’ve been working on a political journal for 2020, the year that just. won’t. stop. The thing weighs in right now at more than … Continue reading
The Bill that’s due every Thanksgiving
Originally posted on WHAT THE HELL:
If it’s Thanksgiving, it’s time to let Bill Burroughs into our homes to eradicate any sense that optimism is a reasonable response to what’s…
Too many thank yous …
I’m usually in a cranky mood when I’m querying agents, and when that coincides with the collapse of our civilization, like these days, you can imagine the mood I’m in … Continue reading
Zero hour
One week to go, and I just sat down to write one of those earnest but preachy appeals to get out there and vote, get your ballot postmarked early, tell … Continue reading
A cautionary tale for writers
Boy, was I happy when I got one of my new flash pieces accepted by an online literary mag! I hadn’t submitted anything new in ages, feeling like it would … Continue reading
