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Continue reading →: Shout at the Devil
Living in the slow-motion apocalypse may make it a little harder than usual to get into the Halloween spirit, but even COVID-19 can’t completely eradicate the Nerdoween triple-feature, hosted each year by the fine fellows from the Nerds of Nostalgia and Nightmare Junkhead podcasts. Now in its sixth year, Nerdoween…
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Continue reading →: New Petitions Against Tax
Look, a lot has been going on, and it’s not about to stop going on in the immediate future. It’s already five days into the month of Halloween and you haven’t heard from me! So, what have you missed? Well, the horror Storybundle from Word Horde that I mentioned last…
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Continue reading →: Cold Off the Presses
Yesterday was the official book birthday for It Came from the Multiplex, an anthology of stories inspired by ’80s midnight movies and the places where we watched them, edited by Josh Viola and released by Hex Publishing. Back when I was first approached to contribute a story for this anthology,…
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Continue reading →: A Neon Genesis
Did you ever wonder what a cyberpunk story written by yours truly would look like? Apparently the folks over at Broken Eye Books did, because they asked me to write one. Not just a short story, either. They asked me to write what technically qualifies as a novel, and now…
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Continue reading →: Doldrums
Look, I don’t understand it myself – and, to be perfectly honest, I haven’t really tried very hard to understand it because most days just doing what I’ve gotta do to get by is enough – but reading has been really tough during the pandemic. I don’t have any idea…
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Continue reading →: The State of the Weird
“We live in anxious but oddly well-lit times.” – Emperor Cupcake on Letterboxd Is it deeply strange or merely apropos to be having the Outer Dark Symposium on the Greater Weird in the midst of all this? [gestures around at everything] Whichever it is, that’s what’s happening. The Symposium was…
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Continue reading →: Lizard’s Leg and Owlet’s Wing
“If it can happen to the gerenuk, it can happen to you.” In case you were concerned that I was abandoning my core brand with all this recent talk about Dungeons & Dragons and board games, I lately learned that there was a 1962 episode of the show Route 66…
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Continue reading →: Now is the August of Our Discontent
It’s hard to believe that it’s August 2nd already, as I write this. The pandemic – and with it the rest of the garbage fire that is 2020 – has been … having an effect on my overall life and output, to be sure, and rarely an altogether positive one.…
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Continue reading →: I Played It, Like, Twice …
Apparently, I am a writer of nonfiction these days. That’s not completely fair. I’ve had new stories in The Weird Fiction Review and The Willows already this year, and It Came from the Multiplex is coming soon, not to mention my story “The All-Night Horror Show,” which went live at…
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Continue reading →: The Way Forward
It would be easy – altogether far too easy – not to post this. The events I’m talking about are a week old and, with the world on fire, a week may as well be a thousand years in internet time. But not posting something like this is what helps…
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