Truths, triumphs, and tragedies of an independent writer.
*Insert Author Happy Dance here* Just got my author copy of Historical Lovecraft: Tales of Horror Through Time from Innsmouth Free Press. Since “An Idol for Emiko” is my first Lovecraftian tale, I’m mighty excited to see it in print. The story places some of Lovecraft’s iconic baddies in a 17th-century Japanese fishing village. Bad things ensue.
Heads for those of you who might be attending ConStellation in Lincoln, NE, this weekend, 4/15-4/17. I’ll be there doing a panels on podcasting, horror as a genre, plus two readings, all of which, I believe, are on Saturday, 4/16. This will be my first time at this convention, so I’m looking forward to seeing what the folks in Lincoln have put together.
I almost popped a rivet — in a good way — on Saturday when a package came in the mail from Library of Horror Press. Malicious Deviance, a new anthology that includes a short story by yours truly. The story is called, “Punishment.” How far can human beings’ ability to become accustomed to pain and cruelty be pushed? Malicious Deviance: Stories about Bad People is available now on Amazon.