New Fiction: “Mastering the Art of French Cooking” at PANK
I’m very pleased to have a new story, “Mastering the Art of French Cooking,” included in the online journal PANK‘s […]
Mysteries/Thrillers, Writing
Writing
Literary News, Mysteries/Thrillers, North Carolina Literature, Southern Literature, Writing
New Fiction & Nonfiction — at Mysterical-E and in North Carolina Literary Review
I’m fortunate to have two recent publications to announce — both a short story and an interview. First up is
Interviews, Mysteries/Thrillers, N.C. Events, North Carolina Literature, Writing
Interview: Kelli Stanley, author of The Curse-Maker. Upcoming: Angela Davis-Gardner, author of Butterfly’s Child
The Writer’s Center has recently asked me to begin hosting their new podcast series, which debuted in February and has
Literary News, Mysteries/Thrillers, North Carolina Literature, Southern Literature, Writing
New Fiction: “A Drowning at Snow’s Cut” in Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine
My story “A Drowning at Snow’s Cut” appears in the May 2011 issue of Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine. In it, a
Writing
New Fiction: “Up, Up and Away” at SmokeLong Quarterly
My tendency is to write LONG. Most of my short stories are upwards of 5,000 words, and several have pushed
Literary News, Writing
News: SmokeLong Guest Editorship
The fine folks at SmokeLong Quarterly have asked me to serve as guest editor this week — handling all submissions between
Writing
New Story: “Mrs. Marple and the Hit & Run”
I’m both thrilled and honored that Prick of the Spindle, a fine literary magazine, has published my short story “Mrs.
Writing
Writing Under the Influence
We all know not to drink and drive, but how about taking a slug and then getting behind the pen?
D.C. Events, Writing
Dispatches from the Future Last Saturday
On Saturday, March 20, The Writer’s Center in Bethesda, Maryland, hosted an all-day conference, “Writing the Future,” organized by the Center,
Fall for the Book, N.C. Events, North Carolina Literature, Writing
NC Events: Fred Chappell Headlines NCWN Conference, Plus This Week’s Readings
The North Carolina Writers’ Network has just announced the keynote speaker for its 2010 Spring Conference. Poet, novelist, short story
Writing
Truth & Lies… Or Is It “Truths & Lie”?
J. Kingston Pierce over at The Rap Sheet recently tapped me for a little challenge that’s been making the rounds
D.C. Events, Writing
DC Events: Writing the Future
What does the future hold for the publishing industry? That’s a big question on the minds of aspiring writers everywhere.