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Monthly Archives: October 2010
Wrapping up the Blog Tour!
We’re wrapping up the blog tour to day over at Norm Partridge’s American Frankenstein. Today, I’m talking abit about that Halloween staple the haunted house and how today’s measure up to the first one I ever attended. Check it out! … Continue reading
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The Blog Tour begins… and a cover!
The Red Sky Blog Tour begins this morning at the online home of Lee Thomas. Go check it out, and then get ready to see me over at Paul Tremblay’s pad tomorrow. In the meantime, here’s the cover to Red … Continue reading
Red Sky Blog Tour dates
Greetings, all. We’re one week out from the Red Sky Blog Tour, and two weeks out from Red Sky’s pre-order date. With that in mind, I figured it was a good time to discuss dates and such. Each day next … Continue reading
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New Short Story Sale!
If you check this page, you’ll notice Black Static has picked up my story “Going Home, Ugly Stick in Hand.” This one’s a great honor. Black Static is one of the best places for horror fiction today, and “Ugly Stick” … Continue reading
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This and that and the other thing…
Oh, man. I’m falling behind, and it sucks. Okay, so the only thing I’m falling behind on is my October horror movie watching, and I’m only falling behind because I’m busy with the World Horror Convention, preparing for the blog … Continue reading
Specters in Coal Dust now available!
Specters in Coal Dust, the anthology that contains my new story “A Sprinkling of Ashes,” is now available from Woodland Press. There’s some absolutely amazing talent involved, and you should grab a copy while you can. Stories and Contributors: In … Continue reading
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Blood of the Bean II
As part of the awesomeness that is October, I’ll be reading October 16th as part of Gabrielle Faust’s Blood of the Bean II. A slew of great authors are going to be there (plus me, heh), so try to make … Continue reading
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Coming Soon: The RED SKY blog tour!
As of today, we’re four weeks out from the pre-order date for Red Sky, my debut novel. While I do intend to celebrate October and everything awesome about it, I’ll also be hyping this book. Promotion isn’t one of my … Continue reading
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Hello, October
Sorry about the lack of updates, recently. I’ve been battling a stomach bug and trying to attend Fantastic Fest, that wonderful mess of horror, sci-fi,.and underground movies. Got to see 16 great flicks this year (and one really awful one). … Continue reading