Vorkov!
Yes, my bud, the excellent writer Alex Vorkov, has a new novel out, just in time for Halloween. Appropriately, it’s titled The 31st of October, and it is—I can testify—chilling. … Continue reading
Paxson’s passion
Good friend of the blog, Mark Paxson, has a new book out, everyone. It’s called The Dime, and it tells the story of three young people in an upstate New … 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
Utopia means nowhere
David Mitchell has been one of my favorite literary writers for a long time now. I’ve read three of his books, starting with Cloud Atlas and ending with this one, … Continue reading
EBT is FREE this weekend! 💸
Just for the hell of it, I’m giving away copies of my political thriller, Eternity Began Tomorrow, all weekend. Why not? The giveaway ends Sunday at midnight, so suck up … Continue reading
Eternity begins … today!
Got my own personal copy of EBT in paperback the other day and thought I’d show it off here. Cute, isn’t it? Turns out that the book ends at right … Continue reading
Fun summertime reading for fans of summertime reading
A little reminder to you lovers of fine fiction, poetry, and essays, that The Disappointed Housewife is out there for your periodic lit-fix. We’ve had some interesting morsels lately: Most … Continue reading
