It took longer than expected, but I finally finished a solid draft of Killer Pete. I'm going to take a month-long break. I'm going to read, exercise, meditate...anything but write. Whenever an idea comes to me, I'll make a note of it. The next story will have a smaller cast and more action. Pete is… Continue reading October update
In the summer of 1924, reclusive inventor Horace Cobb is found dead inside his fortress-like workshop. The door was locked from the inside, the windows sealed with iron, and no one could have entered or left. Yet Cobb lies shot through the heart—his killer apparently a six-foot automaton dressed as a cowboy, revolver still smoking… Continue reading Killer Pete
This blog has never been what you’d call “regular.” I’m an author, not a blogger, and the only real reason this thing exists is to share the occasional update or bit of news. Does that help build an audience? Absolutely not. Every now and then, I’ve also posted a review. And in the short, uneven… Continue reading Murder Mansion (no, not that one, the other one) 1928 — Herman Landon
Let's hope this bad boy's structual integrity survives one more reading. I hope to have an update about the newest story soon and maybe a review or two (gasp!) Hope all is well...
The brain can find any way to question the life choices of its vessel. You could be happily skipping down the street without a care in the world and your brain might suddenly shout, “Hey! What if you’re a low-life piece of garbage? Have you considered that possibility?” Things like that often creep into my… Continue reading George Langelaan, Marie-Louise von Franz, and Self-Doubt
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