Monday, November 28, 2011

And more news...

So far, one person has commented on the new UM article. I was rather surprised by their statement that I had flipped a 180 on my I-don't-believe-in-aliens statement. I was only offering another thought. I don't really believe in little green or gray beings, but without a way to prove it in either corner, I will always offer a "what if" scenario. I must not have made that clear. Oh well...

In other news, I had another story accepted to yet another Static Movement anthology. My tale, "The Bravest" will be in the Shadows Within Shadows 2 book. I'm happy to finally find a home for my one and only werewolf story. It has been a thorn in my side for quite a while now. Either it was too long or too short, or it was not one direction or another, or it was just not what the editor was wanting. It finally went SOMEWHERE. Yay!!!

Saturday, November 26, 2011

New Unexplained Mysteries Article

My latest article for Unexplained Mysteries, titled "Aliens Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow" posted today. Be sure to check it out. Leave a comment if you like. I love to hear what people have to say about my ideas.

Go here to read it now.

Monday, October 03, 2011

New Story On the Web

My story "Hootenanny Holler" posted today for the Halloween/Scary edition of Fictitious Magazine! Go check out all the stories here.

New Acceptance

I'll be in another Static Movement anthology, this time with my story "Progenitor." This one, Science Gone Mad, is about mad scientists and experiments gone out of control.

Monday, August 29, 2011

More stories to be published

I have 3 more stories that are going to be published through Static Movement. One is the West Virginia ghost story, "The Ride," that some of you may have heard me go on about. It has been accepted for the SM anthology Beyond the Grave. Next, I had 2 stories accepted for one Static Movement anthology. "Colonel Snowman" and "The Bell" are to be included in Monster Gallery.

I'm really beginning to think I've found a place to call home for my stories.