Writing What Hurts – October 5
What’s Happening Don’t forget to subscribe and share. Subscribe at my website You can also subscribe to the growing Crossroad Press Newsletter at our website. I’ve been writing for a…
Writing What Hurts – Sept 28
What’s Happening Don’t forget to subscribe and share. Subscribe at my website You can also subscribe to the growing Crossroad Press Newsletter at our website. Every aspect of life is…
Writing What Hurts
Another collection in paperback, three word poetry prompts Don’t forget to subscribe and share. Subscribe at my website You can also subscribe to the growing Crossroad Press Newsletter at our…
Writing What Hurts – A CONTEST!
What’s Happening Just as a warning, I won’t always just talk about writing here. The world is a mess. This year has been strange in so many ways. Today I’m…
Writing What Hurts: September Rising
What’s Happening First, I want to assure everyone that, despite the fact I’m going through some personal things, it doesn’t affect Crossroad Press in any way. We are solid, self-sustained…
Night’s Master – Tanith Lee – Audiobook Review
This is a re-read for me. I have loved Tanith Lee’s work since I was a young man, and revisiting this book brought it all back to me. The dark…
Writing What Hurts 8-24-2025
What’s Happening As I continue to send out resumes and seek the next day-job adventure, I’m concentrating on boosting sales for Crossroad Press, drinking more caffeine, and putting out more…
The News from Stately Wilson Manor
What I’m writing, have published, watching, reading, listening to and drawing What’s Happening This is one of those up and down years where the downs seem to be having a…
Review: Vanishing Daughters by Cynthia Pelayo
Vanishing Daughters by Cynthia Pelayo is a novel that can be packed into a single word that is a viable review. The writing is simply elegant. The research is impeccable,…
Review: The Fisherman by John Langan
The Fisherman is an epic work of dark fantasy with twin converting timelines, a plot dragged from ancient myth and very deep darkness, and a host of very believable, very…