Monthly Archives: March 2005

I have a lot of publication news recently, so I thought I should post a quick update here of current and upcoming projects. Music Hath Charms appears online at Amatory Ink Special Delivery appears in the current issue of Cemetery … Continue reading →

The 99-44/100% final schedule for World Horror has been released. I will be appearing on two panels: On Thursday (April 7) at 2 pm, I will be moderating a panel titled The Best Works You’ve Never Read. Sharing the stage … Continue reading →

I have posted here for a while. I was out of the country for the last week and only spot-checked e-mail during my absence. Sometimes it’s good to get away from the Internet for a while. But the e-mail sure … Continue reading →

I did a lot of yard work this weekend. The weather was so nice that is was hard to find excuses not to mow the lawn, trim the bushes, bundle up the debris. I think I even caught a few … Continue reading →

For the past five years, I’ve been writing book reviews for the local newspaper, at a rate of about two per month. I got a ton of free books from the gig and I find that writing brief (550 word) … Continue reading →

My editor from New American Library was one of the special guests at the local Writers Guild conference this past weekend. It was great finally getting a chance to meet her. I’d spoken with her on the phone before, and … Continue reading →

Legends, edited by Robert Silverberg, #86/200 This is a rare one! Signed by all eleven contributors. Introduction by Robert Silverberg The Little Sisters of Eluria [Dark Tower] by Stephen King The Sea and Little Fishes [Discworld] by Terry Pratchett Debt … Continue reading →

I grabbed this test from Steven Wedel’s LJ: The Commonly Confused Words Test and was happy with my results: English Genius You scored 100% Beginner, 93% Intermediate, 100% Advanced, and 77% Expert! You did so extremely well, even I can’t … Continue reading →