I had a nice blast from the past last week in the mail from THE FIRST LINE. It’s a magazine that published several of my first stories. The editor and publisher published my short story collection, WORKING STIFFS. I will always be […]
I’m very happy to announce a brand new anthology that I am a contributor to. DIE BEHIND THE WHEEL is an anthology of crime stories inspired by the music of Steely Dan. The book features stories by David Corbett, Nick Feldman, Bill […]
It’s my birthday today…but I have a gift for you with the release of my short story collection, FAST CRIMES. I made my professional bones writing short fiction, and fairly short crime fiction at that. When I started out, there were plenty […]
I’ve got something fast and dirty for you in the guise of a short story collection, FAST CRIMES. I made my professional bones writing short fiction, and fairly short fiction at that. When I started out, there were plenty of markets looking […]
Hello, neighbors. You’re all invited to the Golden Elm Lane Block Party! Welcome to Golden Elm Lane. It’s just like any other small-town street…or is it? Horrible things happen on Golden Elm Lane…vile, monstrous, evil things. Serial killers, ghosts, and monsters of […]
June has quite a few bargain books for you to enjoy. Here they all are!! THE ONE THAT GOT AWAY: Zoë and Holli’s Vegas road trip goes wrong when they’re abducted. Zoë escapes leaving Holli behind. A year later and still tortured with guilt, Zoë […]
I’m happy to announce the release of the crime novelette, THE HOOKER. It’s the first in the Reprehensible Acts series of stories. This isn’t a typical story from me. The Reprehensible Acts series features stories without heroes or happy endings in most cases. These stories […]
I’m pleased to present two new and improved releases—FATHER FIGURE & TENTHS OF A SECOND. These short stories are available in audio and ebook format. The stories are quite different. FATHER FIGURE is a Hitchcock Presents style crime piece while TENTHS OF A […]
I was thinking about the perception of safety the other day. Julie doesn’t like it when I leave the front door unlocked when we’re in the house. She doesn’t want anyone storming the castle gates while we’re at home, so she puts […]