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Zeb and Bunny Build Russian Dolls out today from Hidden Clearing Books

I have a chapbook called, Zeb and Bunny Build Russian Dolls, out from Hidden Clearing Press. You can buy a copy here (https://hiddenclearingbooks.wordpress...) and here (https://www.etsy.com/listing/22564610...) and read it online or get the free ebook here (https://www.smashwords.com/books/view...).

New story, Sweet Teeth, out from The Heavy Contortionists

Check out my new stories about candy and child murder out now at The Heavy Contortionists. Here is the link:��http://www.theheavycontortionists.com...

Thumbnail 6 available now!

I am very please to have an excerpt from a novel I have been working on included in the annual Thumbnail flash fiction collection this year, guest edited by Aubrey Hirsch. The story is called When I was Good At … Continue reading →

Facebook Word Salad ��� January 9, 2015

Maybe we can stop somewhere and get a snack to take home and nibble with some hot chocolate? I don’t think he ever drank codeine cough syrup either. It is a very odd hat. When you say, “I don’t believe … Continue reading →

Pre-Order Geo Poe zine from Eight Stone Press

This zine collects all of the stories included in City Lit Projects Edgar Allan Poe-themed literary geo-caching adventure around the streets of Baltimore. Get it now from Eight Stone Press and stay tuned for details about a reading at Atomic … Continue reading →

2015 Publishing Schedule

Originally posted on Hidden Clearing Books, LLC:
Greetings and salutations! It’s the end of the year. Goodbye 2014, hello 2015. We have our 2015 titles picked out and they are as follows: January 13, 2015 – “In Joubin’s Head” by…

This is how my writing sounds in Australia

My story, Starfish from the collection Tell God I Don’t Exist, as read by Katja Schneider. https://soundcloud.com/animals-making...

Life of The Party

My brother hates the holidays. Not just the long winter season, but all of them. They remind him of death. If it were up to my brother, there would only be one day that repeated itself over and over again … Continue reading →

Thanksgiving

The small boy filled his hands and stuffed his face until one day he was a man who thought himself old enough and wise enough to be thankful, but he was still hungry so he spent his time eating and … Continue reading →

Baltimore LED Haiku Project

I am excited to one of almost 50 writers with poems featured on the 50-foot  LED Baltimore Art Billboard on top of Metro Gallery at the corner of Charles and Lanvale, across from Penn Station. If you are in Baltimore, … Continue reading →