Cover Letter – Livin Poor
Cover Letter Livin Poor is a magazine-styled guide for people at risk of becoming homeless. It provides a directed path toward rehousing, as well as sections about daily concerns such as hydration, sustenance, hygiene, health and wellness and social connection, and how these apply to a life on the streets. While filled with encouragement and […]
Troy Love Story is Out in the Wild!
It has a few year’s of toil and journey, but one of my most treasured books, “Troy Love Story,” is available for purchase at Barnes and Noble, and on Tuesday, August 27th, on Amazon. It’s a story about the overdose death of a cultural leader in the music scene of Troy, New York, a scene […]
Introducing… God!
No, this is not a Lordy Jesus post. This isn’t even about God per se, except that God is a character in the latest manuscript I just finished. Was it hard to make God a character? No. It wasn’t hard. It’s never hard to make a character. It’s just really hard to do it well. […]
Lithium, and Other News
Every time I get on this blog, I make an earnest vow that I’m going to post regularly. And if you go back to the last post, December of 2020, and the post before that, sometime in 2018, you’ll know how good my steadfast vows are. Gas station ground beef patties are more dependable than […]
A New Start
My life as a writer, and as a person, is a never-ending swing dance of great intentions, ferocious energy, big plans, and no follow-through. I have this website to keep you abreast of what I’m doing as a writer, and maybe the sporadic nature of posts tells you everything you need to know. Nevertheless, I’ve […]
David Nemeth Interviews Me in ‘Suspect’s Viewpoint’
I recently had the pleasure of being interviewed by David Nemeth for Suspect’s Viewpoint, on Unlawful Acts. Below is an excerpt. David: Let’s talk about your story, “Rats”. I mentioned in my review, the story unmasked a fear that I think many of us have, that we are all precariously situated in our lives. In crime fiction, […]