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…
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…
How to Sell a Haunted House – Grady Hendrix – Review
How to Sell a Haunted House, while actually covering the topic in the title, is much, much more than a real-estate guide. As with most of Grady Hendrix’s books, the…
THE TOLL by Cherie Priest – Audiobook Review
I had absolutely no idea what to expect from this book. I’ve read Cherie Priest’s books before, but never knew here as an author of horror, or folk horror, as…
The Pall Bearer’s Club – Paul Tremblay – Audio Review
This new memoir (NOVEL!) by Paul Tremblay is a literary experience. The format is unique. I listened to the audiobook, with multiple narrators, and found that this brought the oddly…
GHOST EATERS – Clay McLeod Chapman – Review
Clay McLeod Chapman has really nailed the world of obsession and addiction. In this book, Erin, our “heroine,” I suppose, has not lived the life her parents hoped she would.…