The website “Tales of the Zombie War” has kindly featured my zombie story, “The Siege of Fort Buzzard.”
With this story, I just tried to take a break from the serious stuff, and write a fun zombie story with a lot of gore and a little dark humor. Enjoy! 🙂
Through the magic of the Internet, a friend of mine has introduced me to the work of Santiago Carbonell. These paintings are incredible.
“Ah, distinctly I remember
“It was in the bleak December
“And each separate dying ember
“Wrought its ghost upon the floor.”
I really don’t believe in psychic mumbo jumbo. But the damned STRANGEST thing was brought to my attention yesterday. I’m debating even whether or not even to post about it.
Life can be trippy …
This Pearl Harbor Day, I am again reminded of all the good soldiers and sailors who protect my freedom and safety.
Godspeed.
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I’m off to travel through time and space to a long-ago, magical land.
Got my ticket from storyteller Sunday Frey-Blanchard. 🙂
I sold a book in ITALY!! Global Village, Baby!!
I’ve received a few queries about the timetable for a sequel to “The Dogs Don’t Bark In Brooklyn Any More,” and I’m quite grateful for readers’ interest.
At this point, I am a little uncertain about how long it might take me to complete the sequel, so I can’t give a definitive answer. Rest assured, though, that work has begun, and it will be a major priority for me moving forward.
Thanks again for joining the journey!
My book got another very nice customer review at Amazon today. 🙂
Eric Robert Nolan, Author 