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  • My essay, “A Woman in Pain,” appears in Drunk Monkeys
  • I review the Russell T. Davies series Years and Years for Broadswords and Blasters
  • I review Lee C. Conley’s A Ritual of Bone for Three Crows
  • My story “Lela and Bat” appears in Broadswords and Blasters Issue Ten
  • I review He, She, and It by Marge Piercy

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    Enjoy Michael Aronovitz’s new horror/metal series: #1 “The Sculptor” featuring Trivium.

    The first one in the series features Trivium. Here’s an unrelated cat picture.

    Posted on January 5, 2018January 5, 2018Leave a comment on Enjoy Michael Aronovitz’s new horror/metal series: #1 “The Sculptor” featuring Trivium.

    Read my story “The Shed” in the latest Weird Reader

    You can read the story and order the anthology here.

    Posted on October 20, 2017Leave a comment on Read my story “The Shed” in the latest Weird Reader

    Support THE WEIRD READER

    A literary magazine of the strange! In which my work will soon appear! You can get involved by checking out this link here.

    Posted on October 3, 2017Leave a comment on Support THE WEIRD READER

    My work to appear in the Nasty! anthology.

    My essay, “A Year in the Life of a Sad American Liberal” will appear in the forthcomingNasty anthology, a collection of non-fiction essays by kick-ass women. Proceeds for sales go to charity. Published by King Shot Press, edited by Tiffany Scandal.

    Posted on September 17, 2017September 18, 2017Leave a comment on My work to appear in the Nasty! anthology.

    Check out horror writer Michael Aronovitz’s Alice Walks

    This is Michael’s latest. He is a virtuoso horror writer, a friend, a most excellent writing teacher, and somebody who has influenced my work for the better.Alice Walksis available in various formats including for Kindle, via Amazon–only 4.99.

    Posted on September 7, 2017Leave a comment on Check out horror writer Michael Aronovitz’s Alice Walks

    Michael Aronovitz’s review of metal band Chains over Razors

    My pal and horror writer (his novelAlice Walks comes out next month) reviews the metal band from Chicago, Chains over Razors.

    Posted on August 26, 2017Leave a comment on Michael Aronovitz’s review of metal band Chains over Razors

    “The Shed” to be published in The Weird Reader

    My short story “The Shed,” about a mind-reading girl, will be published in the 2017 edition of The Weird Reader.

     

    Posted on August 16, 2017Leave a comment on “The Shed” to be published in The Weird Reader

    Limerick praising PA Senator Bob Casey’s work on health care

    Let us celebrate Senator Casey

    For our health care he’s fighting like crazy

    For the poor and the seniors

    For our sick and our juniors

    His commitment to us is amazing.

    Posted on July 8, 2017Leave a comment on Limerick praising PA Senator Bob Casey’s work on health care

    Limerick regarding Senator Pat Toomey’s failure to thrive

    Missing: Senator Toomey for days

    He’s avoiding constituents’ gazes

    All alone and at home

    In his critic-free zone

    Invite only Town Halls are his craze

     

    Posted on July 7, 2017Leave a comment on Limerick regarding Senator Pat Toomey’s failure to thrive

    Most horrors occur at home: in BLYNKT, my story “Fireworks.”

    Julie Rea’s “Fireworks,” published in BLYNKT, is a firecracker to the face.

     

    Posted on July 3, 2017Leave a comment on Most horrors occur at home: in BLYNKT, my story “Fireworks.”

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