Twenty five years ago I got a tattoo. It was skeletal/zombie theater masks. I wanted to be a writer and, well, I loved horror. Still do. So spooky theater masks seemed like the perfect tat. But 25 years of blurring and fading made my ink look like a blot. I …
Working on three separate writing gigs this week. Just finished a major re-write of the story I did for my short in Cliffhanger Books‘ anthology Gods of Justice. Have I mentioned how much I love the name of that company? There was a TV series back in 1979 called Cliffhangers …
Following up on the BarBots of Wondercon is RoboGames – remote controlled robots knocking the hell out of each other. You’ve seen it on TV. It seems silly, childish and geeky. I know. But when you are here live, watch 200 pound metal monsters trying to beat the crap out …
Hot on the heals of being accepted into Gods of Justice, I was asked today if I would like to contribute to a western horror anthology. Do spaghetti westerns come with cheese? Hell yeah I want to contribute! Two of my favorite genres = horror + western! Already have an …
Few months ago I submitted a short story to Cliffhanger Books for inclusion in their upcoming superhero anthology book Gods of Justice. I am very happy to say that my short story, “The Hero of the City,” has been accepted for inclusion in the book. Cliffhanger did a neat, paranormal …
The memories of my youth are mostly defined by Star Wars figures, Micronauts, Buck Rogers, Battlestar Galactica, Wonder Woman (TV show), Tang, my Atari 2600, the Apple IIe and the Commodore 64. I’ve already paid homage to the toys of my youth on BugEyedMonster, but as much as I loved …
It feels good to be accepted. Much better than not being accepted. Ask anyone. This weekend I got some nice accepting news. A story I submitted to an anthology publication has been accepted. I was a runner up, and only got the crown because someone else bowed out, but I’ll …
