Once again proud to have one of my stories read by the great Drew Blood as part of his channel, Chilling Tales for Dark Nights. You can listen here.
Horror Author and Disgraced Paranormal Investigator
Once again proud to have one of my stories read by the great Drew Blood as part of his channel, Chilling Tales for Dark Nights. You can listen here.
Once again, proud to have a 100-word drabble as part of Hungry Shadow Press‘ Deadly Drabble Tuesday! You can find it right here. This one is about a visit to Showman’s Rest in Hugo, OK, a cemetery dedicated to people who lived and worked in the circus. There’s is nothing wrong with visiting a cemetery. You can even gawk at a grave IF that was how it was meant (Near my home is a cemetery with a parking meter gravestone that is absolutely meant to be photographed and laughed at). But you have to have respects. Always.
Hey, my first con visit is booked! I’m going to the first annual Zervcon, hosted by WB Zervis of The Zervis Department. Zervis recently published The Terrousel of Unimaginable Horror and the Egregious Dismanting of Reality, which features stories from Coy Hall, Matt Wildasin, and Michael Sellars.
The con takes place in Cape Cod on October 5th and 6th. I’ll be there slinging books and I hope to see you there! Also, this portrait was made as a promotional image for the con and goddamn it, I love it.
Well, big news on the Apartment 239 front: Screen Queensland is working with Wattpad and Webtoons to adapt my novel Apartment 239 into a TV series!
Here’s a link to the announcement.
This is still in the very early stages, but it’s far enough along that I can announce it. A very exciting development, and a full circle moment too. Apartment 239 started as a pilot script. I even pitched it a few times and somewhere around here I have the pitch bible. That said, that version was very much a broad comedy, there were considerable changes when I make it a novel. I’m excited to see what they do with it!
It’s here! You can pick up the sequel to Apartment 239, which also acts as a standalone novel, everywhere books are sold! Seriously, you name. Ingram Sparks and beyond! Here’s some deets:
The end starts here! High Strangeness is a standalone tale of cosmic horror that also continues the story of Apartment 239. The lone survivor of a massacre and a trio that buy and sell haunted houses must team up to stop the apocalypse. Before you start the novel grab the FREE short story and get introduced to Haze, the Corpse Walker!
Welcome back to Marble Springs!
I was so excited to hear drew Blood’s epic narration of my stories a few months back, and now he’s taking on two horror stories from my collection We Will Find a Place for You! if you haven’t been listening to Chilling Tales for Dark Nights, you’re missing out. I’m obsessed with this series. You can hear his take on my stories right here.
I got the chance to be interviewed on a brand-new horror podcast called Unveiling Nightmares! The host, Crystal Baynam, is fantastic and a huge fan of all things dark and strange. It was a lot of fun, here’s a link!
High Strangeness, my Apartment 239 sequel, is making its paperback debut on December 5th! To get ready, Velox Books has kindly made a short story from my collection Ash and Bone FREE. This story is about Haze, a man with an unusual gift who will be vital the story of High Strangeness. Enjoy this prequel story, which can be found here.
If you love horror-comedies about cursed towns, ghosts, monsters, and the joys of late-stage capitalism, have I got audiobook for you! That’s right, Apartment 239 is now on Audible, narrated by the great Geoff Sturtevant, who also narrated by four horror collections for Velox Books. You can find it right here. Enjoy!
Every year horror author Patrick Tumblety unleashes his audio series, The October Children. Stories and poems all centered around Halloween and the spooky season. My short Halloween Heretics was featured in the season finale, check it out here.