I want to tell you something—something I’ve never told anyone, not even my wife. Not that I was keeping anything from her really. I’d simply forgotten. Just another episode from a busy childhood, too silly […]
Category: Fiction
A feast for the morbidly curious
So. I wanna tell you a story. About a man named Will King, NYPD detective—like me. King investigated the 1928 disappearance and presumed death of 10-year-old Grace Budd, who left her home to attend a […]
This Week I Used Magic
I didn’t think I was going to make many edits to Bonewhite, the third course of my occult mystery, but as I got into it, I realized how dismally it progresses. The mystery itself is […]
First taste of Bright Black
Here is the first bite of an opening scene, which follows directly after the events of the last two. The only real spoiler is that the narrators from the first four courses of the book return […]
Sneak Preview of the mini-adventure that opens Episode Seven of THE MINUS FACTION
Six days ago . . . The fight turned ugly within moments of its start. There was no trigger, no insult or questionable shot to the groin, but it was clear to everyone in the audience that […]
Rough Cut of the mini-adventure that opens Episode Five of The Minus Faction
Droplets of blood fell in time with the warbling horn of an old Victrola record player. A deep Russian voice crooned a 1930s love song barely audible over the scratches in the record. Как много […]
Dead Men Eat No Peaches: An Interview With a Cretin (and a new release!)
The first volume of The Minus Faction Omnibus is now available. It collects the first three episodes of the series (for less than the cost of buying the three individually) and includes some bonus art […]
The World Needs a Reverse Tentacle Rape Erotic Romance
Recently on social media, I teased some folks with my (now longstanding) idea for a reverse tentacle rape erotic romance. On a whim I checked my frags file to find that I had NOT recorded it […]
Attack of the Green Vampire Worm!
it so happens that there’s no way an author can include every single bit of backstory, every tiny morsel of world-building, and still manage to tell a well-paced tale. there are always crumbs after baking […]
(Curiosity) The Myth of the Batman, or Why I Love Reboots
Frank Miller’s The Dark Knight Returns casts a long shadow over the Batman mythos. Not only is it considered paradigmatic for the character, it’s also considered part of the larger comic book canon. I very […]
