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Swan Song Review

Swan Song was gifted to me about twenty years ago by a close friend who said, “Read this. It’s right up your alley.” Too foolish to heed my friend’s advice, though she knew well my love for science fiction, fantasy, horror and all things supernatural, this brilliant book rode the shelf for more than two decades. And I have never kicked myself so much.

Review–The King in Yellow

When I was about sixteen, I started playing the Call of Cthulhu tabletop role-playing game with a group of friends. Immediately, I began reading the works of Lovecraft, Derleth, Clark Aston Smith and the like. Weird fiction became my go to. I began writing stories of weird fiction. And I began to notice something, a common theme emerging in my work that saturates the works of all these others as well. There are books of forbidden lore, many quaint and curious volumes of forgotten lore. Among these lost tomes and dread scrolls exists a strange play titled “The King in Yellow.”

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Swan Song Review

Swan Song was gifted to me about twenty years ago by a close friend who said, “Read this. It’s right up your alley.” Too foolish to heed my friend’s advice, though she knew well my love for science fiction, fantasy, horror and all things supernatural, this brilliant book rode the...

Published! A Candle in the Dark and other tales

It took a little longer than I had planned for, but this collection is worth the wait! Pick up copy and enjoy! 11 stories that explore the nature of relationships through the lens of spectacular fiction. A family of magic users faces their past. A witch tries to understand her...

Finding the Perfect Spot

I wrote the first draft of my first Sola Pyne story, Extraterrestrial: A Love Story, while sitting at my office desk in the dingy showroom of a used appliance store where I made $40/day. The bulk of my novel, Programmed Failure, was created in the corner of the one heated...

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