Monthly Archives: August 2007

Okay, finally I’m posting my interview with JUSTIN EVANS. Among other books, he has written a fine chapbook called Gathering up the Scattered Leaves.  As I’ve mentioned before, I admire anyone who’s great at their craft and as you will see from this … Continue reading →

Hey everyone, I’m leaving for vacation and won’t blog all week.  I’ll be relaxing (okay, keeping my kids from being swept into the sea or eaten by sharks) on the beach, recharging my energy to finish my current WIP upon … Continue reading →

So, I’ll just say there are three winners!!!  I realize this is not the way of the world to just throw out the competition and say “Everyone wins!”  But The Donald did it once so, so can I!!!  I agree … Continue reading →

Okay, it’s time to vote for the little story you (any reader including Jaye, Anti-wife, and Mary) liked best.  The person with the most votes will get a free copy of the book, Ransom Seaborn, by Bill Deasy.  He’s a … Continue reading →

It happened at rush hour in Minneapolis.  A bridge plunged into the old Mississippi River, taking lots of cars with it.  I blogged about this fear of mine a year ago or so and I still haven’t constructed a clear … Continue reading →