Monthly Archives: September 2017

I’ve long been a fan of urban fantasy, though perhaps I didn’t realize it. When I first discovered the genre, I’d found something that I’d long sought. Growing up, I was into scary movies a bit too much. Freddy, Jason, … Continue reading →

I’m not done yet, but I’m at the ‘waxing the car before date night’ stage. I have the next couple of weeks tabbed for rewrites, then it’s off to the editor and  eventual release. I’ve got a mid-October date in … Continue reading →

Fasten your seatbelts, people. This is going to be a long one. It was originally released in September,  1986. I read it shortly thereafter, because I distinctly recall pulling the heavy hardback copy out of the new release shelves at … Continue reading →

There’s a very real sense of deja vu here . . .

As we move through our lives, there are dates and then there are dates. Sometimes they’re good, sometimes they’re bad. My son’s birthday, for example, will always be bittersweet because my grandfather passed on the same day. In terms of … Continue reading →