Just a quick note to let everyone know that the Triumph Over Tragedy anthology, edited by R.T. Kaelin, has just been released on Amazon (Barnes and Noble version to come).  I have a story (“The Caretaker of Mire”) in this antho, the proceeds of which are all going to the Red Cross to help victims […]

I’ve finally gotten the last two items of a busy 2012 up on my Media page, a final panel from Gen Con and the panel I was on at World Fantasy in Toronto; please check in and let me know what you think!  Otherwise, I am now in the process of outlining a new writing […]

I’m in the final week of my semester and just past a fairly significant writing stretch, and that means I’ve got a window of a couple of days to get caught up on everything else I haven’t been able to do over the past few weeks–most notably, update my blog!  It’s been from lack of […]

It’s been a busy month in my world, and now that I’ve fully gotten into the swing of the fall semester I’m finally getting the chance to get back and deliver my (long awaited?) report on workshop and conference doings over the past few weeks, starting with… 1.  GenCon.  Yes, my favorite convention of the […]

Just a quick reminder that I’m reading tonight as part of the Tuesday Funk series at the Hopleaf in Chicago–I’m flying back home tomorrow, so if you live in the area and want to say hello this will be your last chance for a while!  (And besides, Tuesday Funk is awesome, and there are lots […]

Just a quick note to say that I’m heading off on my yearly pilgrimage to the Midwest and GenCon, unquestionably my favorite convention every year–a great writing track and, of course, gaming.  After that I’m going to be home for only a few days before heading off again to the Wellspring Workshop in Lake Geneva, […]

I’m pleased to announce that When The Villain Comes Home, the short story anthology edited by Ed Greenwood and Gabrielle Harbowy, has officially been released from Dragon Moon Press!  My story “The Presuil’s Call” can be found within, along with the work of many other authors from rising stars to luminaries like Jay Lake, Mercedes […]

I’m in the midst of furious writing and reading in preparation for a busy conference month in August, so I only have time for a quick update post on what’s been going on with me: 1.  Last month brought two conferences, Westercon and Readercon.  Westercon was a lot of fun; I was out in the […]

I’m in Seattle on our yearly trip to visit family (and given the heat wave hammering the rest of the U.S. including NYC, I’m grateful!), but this time around I’m also going to be doing some work–readings, panel appearances and writing workshops at Westercon, which just so happens to be in Seattle this year.  The […]

This was the first time for me at Origins, and as promised I wanted to post a couple of my impressions about the experience.  Short version: I had a great freaking time.  The longer version: 1.  This is the second time I’ve been in Columbus, OH for a convention (the first time was for World […]