MOCANDO…

Here's some more unedited story from the cutting room. It's messy, but I'll clean it up and mine for gold as I plan to use some ...

 I’m currently editing Your Pal Al, my long unfinished novel. In the past 24 hours, I have cut over 1500 words from Your Pal Al. That sounds...

The hurricane has made landfall, and it brings something horrific. Like monster storms of the Caribbean, Gabino Iglesias knows how to spin s...

A disturbing and terrifying story about Bela and her family and her “Other Mommy.”  Other Mommy is her friend and confidant—a lot like Daddo...

FORGOTTEN SISTERS is another solid read from Cynthia Pelayo. Eerie and atmospheric, it is part haunted house/ghost story, and part  noir  de...

For me, this one started off a bit rocky. There was so much going on—so much death and destruction. And it all seemed like it was just anoth...

What happens when you take a writer who is obsessed by apples? You get a story that twists and turns like the roots of an old, wild apple tr...

A little of my art to honor this great man and his work today.

 

I was about 10% into this story before I really got interested, but don't let that scare you off. The setting, Prospéra, was different i...

Crude, crash, and most likely heretical. I'm referring to those in the MAGA movement. Even after all this time, I STILL cannot understan...

  I have been posting more light-hearted, silly, and/or things-I-find-interesting things recently on my Facebook page again. It reminds me o...

This story appealed to me on many levels. It is a nuanced and horrific tale mixing Mexican folklore, possessions on various levels, and the ...

I grew up during the height of the Cold War. The USSR was the big boogie man. Communism wanted to destroy our way of life. Then the Wall cam...

I went into this one completely clueless other than knowing I was in for some kind of ride. More than a romp, this road trip book is crazy. ...

DON'T FEAR THE REAPER follows in the bloody footsteps of MY HEART IS A CHAINSAW. 4-1/2 stars I have heard talk that the first book was ...