Monthly Archives: April 2005

I wonder what there is about a Friday afternoon that makes me feel like I should update my LiveJournal. Though I may post from time to time on other days, there’s something about the wind-down of a Friday that bring … Continue reading →

I forced myself to stop revising Missing Persons on Saturday and sent it out to my agent yesterday. It’s back in his hands after about six months of overhaul. He was very enthusiastic about the first draft; hopefully he’s equally … Continue reading →

For those of you who have been wondering about the status of the Cemetery Dance S/L of The Road to the Dark Tower, Brian Freeman posted an update on my message board. The chapbook The Good, the Bad, and the … Continue reading →

Note to self: never schedule a signing on a Saturday at noon when the weather is beautiful! I had a signing this past weekend, and it was such a nice day that people stayed away from the bookstore in droves. … Continue reading →

I should post something about my signing on Saturday. The local Borders bookstore system is having a Local Author Fair this weekend and I signed up for noon on April 16th at The Woodlands store (north of Houston), in the … Continue reading →

I had a great four days in New York at World Horror 2005, though I’m a little bit slow on the uptake today. I didn’t party hard, and I didn’t stay up terribly late, but I’m still a little bit … Continue reading →

Off to Manhattan tomorrow morning for the World Horror Convention, so I’m in serious list-making mode. I’ve got a ton of things I want to accomplish during the conference, many of which require that I take something along with me, … Continue reading →

It is with heartfelt congratulations that I am writing to inform you that your work, THE ROAD TO THE DARK TOWER, has been nominated for a Bram Stoker Award for Superior Achievement in the Non-Fiction category. The above sentence opened … Continue reading →