Not that I have any issues with Tinkerbell or anything.

Sometimes, those that disappear under the hills return.

Enjoy!

As if to directly contradict my recent protests that I'm really a fantasy/horror writer, not a science fiction writer, Everyday Weirdness has published my latest flash fiction story, ShiftingNot that the lines between fantasy/science fiction/horror are all that defined, of course, and not that I don't intend to spend time blurring those lines still ( Read more... )

My latest flash fiction story, "And in its absence, hunger" is up at Everyday Weirdness.

What's mildly awesome about this is that in reading it over, I immediately realized it mildly contradicts one of the answers I gave to an interviewer just this weekend (for an upcoming Shine anthology promotional thing). I probably should be paying more ( Read more... )

Singing the Herons.

One of the rare times where I've written a story on request.

The Ties That Bind, up at Everyday Weirdness. Enjoy!

Everyday Weirdness has my short story, A Twisted Light, up today.

This almost inspired me to write something about horror and writing and genre and the differences between the genres I usually read and the genres I usually write (there's less overlap than you would think), but I'll just leave you with this story instead.

Sometimes, I really do think that dust is fighting with me.

My flash fiction piece, "Creation," is up at Everyday Weirdness today. The story is marginally based on a poem I wrote back in college; sometimes, ideas just creep back into my mind, even when I thought them long dealt with and only memories and shadows.

If you're new around here, or missed it the first time around, Everyday Weirdness has just reprinted Pogo Stick, which appeared on this blog back in January.

In completely unrelated news of the weird, someone has kindly put the great state of Texas up for auction on eBay. Go. Bid. You know you've always wanted a big state of your own. Plus, you ( Read more... )