A Stiffy for the Short Stuff

This fall I read roughly 500 pieces of Canadian short fiction. I had this to say about myself and the experience.

The Price You Pay

I was starting to worry that this space was at risk of becoming solipsistic, but then I remembered that that's exactly what it is.

If you're here (whoever you are) looking for information about me and the stories I've published/am publishing, then I'll direct you to a new story in the Jan/Feb issue of This Magazine. Said story will appear under the title "The Price You Pay For Leaving The House" in the forthcoming The Cloaca.

You might also be interested to know that I was wearing jeans for the majority of this story's composition, as well as a t-shirt with no writing on it. For the editing of the piece, I was certainly wearing a sweater and slippers.

Swing on back sometime for more news about the things I do and the places I do/put those things.

The Thing About Chapbooks

I don't know who you are or why you're here, but if there's some DollarBills burning holes in your pockets, then I'll let you know that the namesake of whatever this is you're reading/visiting was published as a chapbook by Frog Hollow Press. The story The Thing About Things will appear in this Spring's The Cloaca, but if you want a peek you can purchase a soft- or hardcover version of that story all on it's lonesome from Frog Hollow.

Spring Purview

I only every wanted to arouse the rabble...

The Horror of Being Alive (Happy New Year!)

Don't Come In Here

This Thing has fallen way by the wayside. Though I'm not sure anyone noticed. For the time being, until life affords more time to talk about itself on this forum, here's a Christmas story I wrote for The Coast.

I'm Sorry and Thank You

Swing by the Joyland site, why not. I currently have a story up on the Montreal-Atlantic section, I'm Sorry and Thank You. The way things currently look, this will be the final story in the forthcoming The Cloaca.