RAZORED ZEN

I'd normally leave "The Gray Man" post front and center for another day but there is some breaking news I wanted to share. Ri...

He came frequently to the library. The gray man. He was of average height but well above average weight. His hair was missing except arou...

Writtenwyrd's flash fiction contest is up and running. There are 12 entries, most of which are under 250 words. These were all writte...

I'm not sure when I first happened upon Sarah Hina's blog , but I do remember being captivated by her poetry and by the sheer loveli...

Since the (in)famous “Sheriff” Cranmer let the cat out of the bag over on Meridian Bridge , I can at last reveal something about the secret...

Well, it's over. And I weep for the passing of summer vacation. It was a fruitful one. I put together and published Killing Trail , w...

True to my intentions, I've done almost no writing the past few days and instead have been relaxing in preparation for the hard labors t...

This is the cover for Beat to a Pulp’s first print publication, which is soon to be published. Some of you have seen it already but I thin...

True to my intentions, I've taken a few days largely off writing and tried to just relax and do some reading. I've even engaged in ...

Any “Office” fans out there? I am, although I definitely did not start out that way. The first time I tried to watch it I thought it was l...

The second half of Richard Prosch's interview with me is up over at Meridian Bridge . T'would appear I'm fairly long winded. B...

The first part of a two part interview with me is up over at Richard Prosch's Meridian Bridge . Thanks, Rich. I always like getting a ...

I keep learning more about the Kindle experience. I thought at first that kindle formatted stuff I downloaded from Smashwords couldn’t be ...

I know everyone is simply hanging on the edge of their seats for updates on Gramlich’s life so I won’t keep you in suspense any longer. Her...

Killing Trail got a nice review over on Rough Edges , which is the blog of James Reasoner. That means a lot to me because James makes his ...

This should be the final post on publishing Killing Trail via Amazon’s Kindle ebook program. This one is mostly about the text itself, and...

I’ll post the third installment of the Kindle publishing series Friday, but here’s a few items I’ve been intending to blog about and/or anno...