Raging Face has just accepted the story of my truck drive from Halifax to Murfreesboro.

This is nice. I actually got a bit choked up watching this guy try not to cry.

My contributor's copy of On Spec just arrived with my short, bittersweet "The Boatman" inside. I haven't had a chance to read through it yet, but Will McIntosh is also in there so it'd be well worth picking up a copy.

The September issue of the Concelebratory Shoehorn Review is now online; my poems "Glorybower," "The Ghost Road" and "Long Weekend" are here (or you can just scroll down). Be sure to also check out the photography by Michele Berti, especially this.

AND, Strange Horizons published another short story, "Little Ambushes."

Cute and pretty well-edited video of babies eating lemons.

This is so weird. I went to Daily Bunny, as I am wont to do about monthly, and they had this video featuring a lop-eared black-and-white bunny who looks remarkably like Bob. At the end they have credits. The bunny's name is Bob. Bob has a doppelganger! Apparently, a well-behaved doppelganger who can be trusted to be around another bunny without ( Read more... )

This story doesn't seem to actually say anything, and yet it may be terribly important, depending on what this new ministry actually does.

I am the featured poet on Pat Fargnoli's website.

On my way home from work tonight, the front driver's-side tire blew out. The car kind of juddered and twisted, but I kept it under control and pulled off the road. I was in the passing lane of a two-lane area of the interstate (I-93 N near the 8 mile marker if that means anything to you), so when I pulled off onto the verge, my blown-out tire was ( Read more... )

This month: A poem in The Magazine of Speculative Poetry and another in Dreams and Nightmares.

I am now 47,000 words into the novel, which means I've written about 9,000 words this month.