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A Soundtrack for Our Lady of the Various Sorrows

Where Leonard Cohen was my muse for Who by Water, Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds have been my deep well for Our Lady of the Various Sorrows. Each of them have been nearly lifelong companions to the point I can't remember what song I heard first or when exactly. Both...

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New Events for Summer and Fall

I've been busy with the day job and with finishing the initial draft of the second book in the Voices of the Dead series. If you'd like to find out what the title of the next book will be and receive a teaser snippet from book two, please scroll on down to the bottom...

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Soundscapes

I listen to music when I write. It helps set my mood and puts me in the place I need to be with the characters. Who by Water was influenced by a copious amount of Leonard Cohen, both back catalogue and his last release You Want It Darker. At some point, I imagined...

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All the links to purchase Who by Water

If you'd like your very own copy of my shiny, new book when it drops on May 4 you can purchase it any number of ways. Preorder the paperback on Amazon Preorder the Kindle ebook Preorder the iBook version Preorder the GooglePlay ebook Autographed copies (will ship...

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Events and stuff

I have been walking around with a completely stunned expression on my face for at least two days. The book is real. It's for sale. My. Book. Is. For. Sale. Well, it's available for pre-order. I've never really understood that word. Is pre-order really a thing? I mean...

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Hey, It’s a Book Thing

There's a cover! (I'm not saying there's video of me jumping up and down with excitement anywhere, but there could be.) And, there are book launch events scheduled and getting scheduled. If you'd like to know when I'll be out in the world showing off my new baby like...

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Twelfth Night, or As I Would Like It

This is an edited repost from my previous blog ars culinaria. It originally appeared in January 2010 but still captures my feelings about Twelfth Night and midwinter. The old winter season of merrymaking kicked off on All Saints’ Day in November and lasted straight...

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