It’s called “Red Shift” and you can find it here, along with an MP3 of me reading it. While you’re there, take a look at the rest of the issue and the rest of the site. A lot of good and interesting material by a wide range of writers and visual artists.
Posts Tagged ‘shameless self promotion’
qarrtsiluni Just Posted My Latest Story
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged cool stuff, shameless self promotion on 17 July 2008 | Leave a Comment »
My Life’s Work (so far)
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged shameless self promotion, the writing life on 21 April 2008 | 2 Comments »
Click on the “Other Writing” tab at the top of the page and you’ll find a list of all my published short stories, poems, articles, and reviews. Also links to my previous blogs. I put this together yesterday. It was strange going through my files looking for all these items. Many many pieces I have [...]
Free Book
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged cool stuff, give away, shameless self promotion on 14 February 2008 | 8 Comments »
This article by Douglas Goetsch in The American Scholar from last year is a marvelous piece about a group of high school kids who learned how to write poetry then set up a stand where they wrote poems on demand and on the spot for anyone who asked. It’s about the most inspiring thing I’ve [...]
Interview
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged shameless self promotion, the writing life on 10 February 2008 | 2 Comments »
When I was putting the finishing touches on my novel Terrastina and Mazolli I got a call from Nenad Dragicevic, the eminent European journalist and fabulist who I have admired for many years. He had somehow obtained a bootleg copy of T & M and enjoyed it so much that he wanted to talk to [...]
Terrastina and Mazolli
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged shameless self promotion on 29 January 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I have always been interested in odd literary forms. Show me a short story in the form of an index to a non-existent book, and I will be deliriously happy. Or an entire novel that does not use the letter “e.” Or how about a book written in a completely made up language that neither [...]
