Five Days Late, But Here's The Conclusion to "A Tale of Two Psychos" I know, I know. I didn't write any posts last week. I'm working on most of them today. I had a really tough week with work, so I'm sorry if you've had to wait a few extra days to find out what … Continue reading Writer’s Wednesday: Random Fiction—Part 2
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Writers’ Wednesday: Random Fiction
I had an idea for a story this morning, and I'm just gonna run with it. What you're about to read started as a first draft, edited and revised while writing. I've since gone through and cleaned up a couple of things. Otherwise, it remains as it was when it was first published. Now I'm … Continue reading Writers’ Wednesday: Random Fiction
Tuesday Tune-Up: That Rock-Star Life, Though…
In August 2019, I Recorded an Album in One of America's Most Legendary Recording Studios. Then, in December, I Set Off to Tour the West with Cracker and Camper Van Beethoven. Here's How It Went... It's been a whirlwind year for me musically. In the spring of 2019, we (Buffalo Jones, the band in which … Continue reading Tuesday Tune-Up: That Rock-Star Life, Though…
The Ballad of Dingo Roy: Case 219 – Anna Peretti
In which our hero casts a powerful new spell and gets himself embroiled further in the mystery surrounding the sudden return of magic.
Writers’ Wednesday: Flash Fiction Challenge 2 Results
In which I post two stories, one by me, and one by Brad Skiff, in response to last week's Flash Fiction prompt.
Writers’ Wednesday: Flash Fiction Challenge Results
In which I feature my first attempt at Star Wars Fan Fiction, and I re-post my buddy Brad's story in response to last week's Flash Fiction challenge...
The Curious Life of Harold Cobbler
Fiction. (Based on the Reedsy prompt, “Write a story about someone who works in a wax museum.”) The tin sign off the dusty strip of desert highway was faded and rusty. It hung from a large pole via a couple of metal rings and swung in the lethargic, arid breeze. “Moby’s House of Curiosities,” … Continue reading The Curious Life of Harold Cobbler
The Ballad of Dingo Roy: Case 218 – Benjamin Blair
In which our hero stumbles into a case that provides far more questions than answers...
The Ballad of Dingo Roy: Case 217 – Trent McEnroe
“Well, he’s definitely cheating on you,” Dingo said, throwing the pictures on the desk in front of her. “These good enough for ya?’ She stared at them a moment. There it was. Her husband, and a young woman who could pass for their daughter - if they had one. So much skin - it was … Continue reading The Ballad of Dingo Roy: Case 217 – Trent McEnroe
The Reaper’s Rope
Flash Fiction They sat across from one another at the diner. The younger man in a plain black pea coat with a black button-down shirt and black slacks. Hair: jet black. Skin: pale white. Though he looked to be in his forties, he had deeply sunken eyes, a pronounced jaw, and high cheekbones. The effect … Continue reading The Reaper’s Rope
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