Daily Science Fiction has accepted my flash piece, "Incarnadine," not to be confused with the self-pubbed poem of the same title (what can I say, it worked too well not to use again).

After initially thinking I would create a Youtube channel as part of the author website, I learned that Tumblr allows one to upload straight mp3s. Since I did not want to upload videos, but rather recorded readings of some of my work, that seemed a better fit. Thus, Thoughts tumbling like vines, with an inaugural post of a reading of "Warning ( Read more... )

Today's blog post is an article I wrote for the HWA newsletter back in early 2009. It's about building a sense of dread in horror poetry through the use of repetition ( Read more... )

This series of images for sale from Think Geek. I won't have one in the house for various reasons*, but my journal is a different matter, and I think this is a perfect icon for discussing my "photo series" of poems.

*I actually find photos of people to be inherently creepy. I can handle them in albums and magazines, but I prefer not to have them ( Read more... )

The fourth annual online SFPA Halloween Poetry Reading is now live. More spookily themed poems and images will be added throughout the month, so it's a good page to check every week or so as we count down to All Hallow's. Personally, I'm looking forward to what time_shark will contribute this year; his readings tend toward the creeptastic. My own reading ( Read more... )

The SFPA's 2009 Halloween Poetry Reading is now live. More readings will be added, including my own "O. D.," but the web powers that be wanted to check with me first to make sure it was all right if they add a warning for adult material. In fact, I was going to add a warning when I emailed it, but got into the submissions groove and forgot, but ( Read more... )