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Take a look at Film Diary and Asbjørn Ness’ review of “Time Lapse” (2014)

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I woke up to some very nice news this morning — Filmdagbok (Film Diary) linked to my review of “Time Lapse” (2014). Filmdagbok is a respected Norwegian movie review site with more than 10,000 unique visitors every month.

Editor-in-Chief Asbjørn Ness linked to my review because it contrasted somewhat with his own viewing experience of the low-budget time-travel movie. You can find Mr. Ness’ excellent review of “Time Lapse” right here at Filmdagbok.

I consider myself a neophyte where movie reviews are concerned, so I am quite grateful to see my opinions referenced at such an established resource for film criticism. Thank you, Mr. Ness. 🙂

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My “Confession” is included in Horror Sleaze Trash Quarterly.

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I am so pleased to share here that my poem “Confession” was included in Horror Sleaze Trash’s quarterly print edition. (The poem was published online in March.)

You can download the entire issue for free right here:

HSTQ: Spring 2026

Thanks again to Editor in Chief Arthur Graham for allowing me to see my writing in this irreverent, cutting edge literary magazine!

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cc&d magazine publishes “The Beach House, Early Spring”

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I’m honored today to see cc&d magazine publish my poem “The Beach House, Early Spring” in its latest anthology, The Storm Inside.  The best way to read my poem (should you wish to) is to scroll down at the link below and click my name in the table of contents.  🙂

The Storm Inside

Or, if you would like to purchase a copy of the book, you can find it right here at Amazon.

Thanks once again to Editor in Chief Janet Kuypers for allowing me to see my work showcased in cc&d!

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“Arrived At Crime Scene,” by Reg Davey

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This was posted as a joke by Reg Davey, Editor-in-Chief at Dagda Publishing.

I’ve often been told that I have a strange sense of humor, but I find this bizarrely, brilliantly funny somehow, so I’m running it here.

“Arrived At Crime Scene,” by Reg Davey

11.34: Arrived at crime scene

11.34: Examined body. Signs of a struggle

11.34: Found murder weapon in drain

11.34: Realised watch was broken

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Photo credit: “Police line …Cedar-Riverside neighborhood of Minneapolis, Minnesota,” Tony Webster, 2008, via Wikimedia Commons.