Pictured with All-American Sports Stories Volume Two, which contains my new novella "Baseball in December." This is my third author photo for Airship 27. "Baseball in December" is set in present-day, 21st century major league baseball and features the Chicago Cubs and the Boston Red Sox.


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It's here, and just in time for the holidays! My novella "Baseball in December" is now published and available on Amazon in All-American Sports Stories Volume Two and also on B&N. Volume Two contains tales of boxing, major league baseball, and college football. "Baseball in December" was a lot of work and so much fun to write. I adore my characters ( Read more... )

My new book is now available at Barnes & Noble:

Sherlock Holmes - Consulting Detective Vol. 15 at Barnesandnoble.com


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Sherlock Holmes enthusiasts, my second book has arrived! My locked-room mystery novelette "The Disappearance of Mr. James Phillimore" is now available. It fulfills a heretofore confidential story in the Cox and Co. vaults owned by Holmes's confidante ( Read more... )

My Sherlock Holmes mystery thriller "The Adventure of the Severed Heads" is now available as an audiobook read by the spectacular Roberto Scarlato. I had a listen and he has an accurate Londoner narration that also voices characters well.

Here are links:

Audio sample

Duration: 8 hours

Sherlock Holmes - Consulting Detective Volume 13 Audiobook ( Read more... )

My first book has arrived! Happy author here! My Sherlock Holmes novelette is illustrated well, and I absolutely admire the Michael Youngblood cover art.


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It is with much happiness that I can now say that I am a traditionally published author!

I will always remember February 26, 2019 as the day I entered the world of traditional publishing.

Sherlock Holmes: Consulting Detective Volume 13 is now available on Amazon. The book will also be available on Kindle soon ( Read more... )

Behold, the flier for this Saturday evening's art show.  I hope to see you there!


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The 37th iteration of Capricon begins this Thursday and is Chicago's only four-day science fiction convention.  Here are the panels I'll be on for Capricon this year.  Looking forward to moderating a lively discussion on two:

What Keeps You in Science Fiction Society? (Willow, Friday, 1 p.m ( Read more... )

The Worldcon 74 Art Show is in the books, and a huge thanks to Karen Ann Hollingsworth for being a great representative. Acknowledgments and thanks for the insight and inspiration of Kinuko Y. Craft, Michael Whelan, Donato Giancola, Bob Eggleton, Jeff Easley, Stephen Youll, and more I should mention. Thank you.