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He Died.
“Will he talk to us?” Eddie asked. The guitarist held his shotgun at the ready and kept looking around the mezzanine. “Sure he will,” Adrian said. He put away the lens, unscrewed the cap of the gas can and began … Continue reading
It’s Because of Isaiah Six
“Jim won’t talk,” Twitch said. “Don’t take it personal.” “It ain’t you,” Eddie tried to soften the blow. “It’s because of Isaiah six.” Mike took another sip, trying to puzzle out the reference. He thought of Eddie’s combat boots and … Continue reading
Eddie Marlowe
The project I’m working on now — more details to come — involves a cast of characters that all have some tie to, and grudge against, the powers of Hell. Here are my initial notes on one of those characters, … Continue reading
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Serials
I’ve recently read two great novels that were written as serials, Michael Chabon’s Gentlemen of the Road and Charles Portis’s True Grit. Of course, lots of classic novels have been written this way. Dickens, for instance, wrote serials. I’m writing … Continue reading
