"The High Priest" to Appear in Upcoming Anthology!

My short story "The High Priest" will appear in the upcoming anthology Darkness ad Infinitum published by Villipede Publications.  The anthology will be available for sale from Amazon.com and other fine retailers.

"Ankor Sabat" now Available in Print in Torn Realities!

For those of you who ever wanted to read "Ankor Sabat" rather than just listen to it being excellently read at Pseudopod.org, it has been collected in the anthology "Torn Realities" available for purchase at Amazon HERE.

Dark Tales of Lost Civilizations Now Available!

The fantastic anthology Dark Tales of Lost Civilizations edited by Eric J. Guignard is now available for purchase! My story "Kingdom of Sorrow" lurks within the pages; it waits to draw you into a world of bleak, nightmare vistas, fallen civilizations, the baleful gaze of Saturn and, of course, Nazis.

Purchase it HERE at Amazon.

"King" now available at Pseudopod

The flash story "King" is now available over at Pseudopod! Again, they have done a great job producing the story. Much thanks to V. O. Bloodfrost for the excellent reading. The story is part of a flash fiction collection titled "It's War!" and is collected along with the stories "Number 21 Rue le Sueur" by Edward McDermott and "War" by Aaron Ashley Garrison.

Listen to the stories HERE.

"The High Priest" Nominated for a Parsec!

Recently I was notified that some sufficiently ghoulish, yet certainly awesome, person (or creature...) has nominated "The High Priest" for a Parsec Award for best audio fiction in short form! Thanks to Barry Northern, R. E. Chambliss, Abigail Hilton, Bob Eccles and Nox Arcana for all their effort in producing this amazing episode!

Fingers (and tentacles) crossed that it will win!

"The High Priest" and Modern Lit

For anyone who is interested, I thought I might write a little about "The High Priest" regarding my thoughts while writing it and a little bit of response to some of the comments it has generated.

High Priest Artwork

Barry was kind enough to use the rather amaturish piece I drew for "The High Priest" depicting Ardan St. Cygnus and Bethany Eves. His computerized sorcery has made it pleasant to look at, but here's the full piece in its undilluted glory for those who wish to see it.