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I know the Jack the Ripper thing has been played out far too many times, but how sensationally creepy would that have been at the time?

I'll be the left testicle of an angry skunk if this doesn't look note perfect.

This is some fantastically perfect art for the story.

I think I'll take Victorian London over modern-day California, plumbing issues, fog, and all.

There's still time to share your good deeds with your GR friends, contribute to a communal will to act, and earn a couple of free books in the process! https://www.goodreads.com/author_blog...

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This is for my fellow indie writers (always go for the provocative title where you can, my friends): https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/pursui...

Hey, Michelangelo...it's okay, brother--don't let your less-than-perfect nose hold you back. Overcome.

It's us against the world, brother.

This is not setting my Sherlockian loins aflame.

I really do have an unhealthy obsession with Sherlock Holmes.

It makes me sad that the ninja turtles were such rivals in real life.

I'm a little jealous that pretty much every Renaissance artist has a nickname or diminutive. I kind of feel like that should be standard practice for everyone; regular names are boring.

I would never have the temerity to compare myself to the late, great Terry Pratchett.

On the other hand, if the good folks at Readers' Favorite suggest that "Mr. Gibson has the potential to be the next Terry Pratchett," well, it would be very ungracious for me to contradict them. https://readersfavorite.com/book-revi...

And, I'm nothing if not gracious. And Pratchett-like.

I would suck at frescoing.

Join me, friends, as I hop in the Wayback machine and revisit my middle school years...here's hoping my wardrobe is better this time around.

Somehow, I missed out on reading any Savage Dragon in my comic reading heyday...600+ pages ought to rectify that oversight.

Today, as on all days, I am exceedingly thankful for my GR friends, who are as intelligent, gracious, funny, witty, kind, clever, and ridiculous a group of people as I have ever (virtually) met. I appreciate everything that you do and are, and thank you for being good friends, smart readers, and for always being so supportive of my writing shenanigans!

Ah, it's good to be hanging out with my Renaissance peeps again...yes, even you, Michelangelo, you surly bastard.

Heloise wanted to wish you all happy holidays--check it out: https://www.goodreads.com/author_blog.... You'll be glad you did, if mildly scarred for years.

Devils sure like killing folks.

I'd call this ugly crying, but really it's just regular crying and that's just how my face looks normally.

Well, of COURSE there had to be one, final, epic Drizzt/Entreri throw-down...

Friends and FOHAGs! You've still got one day left to cast your vote for the greatest fantasy book ever written by a guy with a nose as prominent as his eyebrows: The Chronicle of Heloise & Grimple in the Goodreads Choice Awards!

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Weeks spent devouring classic Doctor Strange to get ready for the movie? Check. Babysitter lined up? Check. Tickets purchased in advance? Nope. Movie sold out? Yup.

Sigh.

Hey...hey you! Yeah, you over there, the one who hasn't yet voted for The Chronicle of Heloise & Grimple in the Goodreads Choice Awards! Quick, exercise your right to vote before the sausage-fingered offspring of Satan and an Oompah Loompah takes the right away! If you need good reasons: https://www.goodreads.com/author_blog...

Man, this is bleak...you're killing me here, Bob.

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