Monthly Archives: March 2006

Last night I remembered, with thirty minutes to spare, that I was supposed to go to a STAPLE! meeting. This would have been all well and good, had I not been sitting down to write at the time. Now, I’m … Continue reading →

I’m told there’s a short, positive write up of A Trip to Rundberg in the new issue of Rue Morgue Magazine. I think it will be issue 55. Not sure if it’s on stands yet. It wasn’t at Borders yesterday, … Continue reading →

It’s true. It’s the only possible explanation. Well, maybe not. Maybe Shawna is trying to kill me with pets. I just don’t know anymore. Let’s run the pets down. SADIE – The eldest cat is adorable. She’s lazy and solitary … Continue reading →

In a fit of complete boredom last night, I sat down with Shawna and watched most of an episode of Wife Swap. To no one’s surprise, the show played out exactly as I expected. Here’s an idea, though, because my … Continue reading →

I’ve been meaning to link to this since last week, and I’m really gonna remember it this time. Ronee Garcia-Bourgeois’ STAPLE! recap, including a nice review of A Trip to Rundberg.

Oh but, was it riveting. Would you rather hear about me watching the British version of The Office again? No? Maybe you want to hear about me starting the fourth season of The Shiels shortly after the fifth season has … Continue reading →

It’s the Friday of a very uneventful week. I’ve been bored out of my skull, just coasting through every day until I can get home and write. I hope to do about seven to eight hours of writing on both … Continue reading →

I am proud to announce that my review of The Lost is now available as a free read at Cemetery Dance. Enjoy, people!

First off, sorry about the lack of writing-related updates lately. I’m working on several short stories, submitting them to anthologies and such. This puts A Family Matter (formerly Just Past La Grange) on the back burner for another week or … Continue reading →