New anthology coming out on Dec. 1st with a phenomenal line-up, including me!

I can't wait! This is gonna be a good one.

A few from my collection. Survivor is an amazing read. I'm thinking I want to read Halloween III soon. I always forget how much I like that movie till I watch it again.

Reach out if you'd like a signed copy of my extreme horror collection SICK! SICK! SICK!

I have a few left.

Yes, it's vulgar. Yes, it's nasty. Yes, readers seem to like it.

Check out the cover for my new collection of hardcore horror stories! There's nothing quiet about this book.

Cover designed by Tommy Clark.

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My brand of extreme horror isn't senseless gore and violence, or at least I don't think so. I'm not knocking that. Nothing wrong with that flavor. My thing is atmosphere. I LOVE rich atmosphere. My goal is always to immerse the reader in the setting.

Open those ear holes and get ready for the book with such an absurd premise that actually WORKS!

I've heard a few chapters and the narration is amazing. I can't wait for this.

One of the books I'm reading right now. I'd kind of classify it as popcorn horror or a beach read or whatever, but these authors never disappoint. I wonder what happened to them. Victims of the 90s horror crash, perhaps?

Started decorating for Halloween and put that pulpit I recently bought at a church rummage sale to good use.

The 'Zon has discounted BROTH HOUSE for one week only!

Remember, kiddos: fear makes food better.

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Just watched Hell of the Living Dead. I liked it a lot, warts and all. Some great effects (and some not so great). Lots of blood n guts. Clearly they were influenced by Dawn of the Dead right down to using the same Goblin soundtrack. No real plot, just a fairly mindless horror flick.

My next book, a collection of short stories, is called Sick! Sick! Sick!

I collect a few of my nastiest stories and add a few vile new ones. Sure to make you puke. Or turn you on, depending on what kinda sicko you are.

I'm a huge fan of vintage horror paperbacks. I collect them both to read and for the gorgeous (sometimes cheesy) cover art. I have several thousand. I'm no completest, but there seems to be no end. And that's ok. They're fun to hunt for. And I've been on the hunt for quite a few years.

Smoky Mountain Terror was a lot of fun. I tabled with my buddy Chuck Buda. We sold some books, met some cool people, had some laughs. Michael Berryman stopped at the table and said he thought Infected Voices was a good title. Nice guy. Great time all around. Good turnout for a first-year convention.

This book has roaches in it. I HATE roaches. I used to paint rental properties. I've seen some serious infestations. Nasty stuff. It was bound to make it into a story some day.

Spent much of the day in the Smokies. Hiked a trail I haven't done before. Drove through the woods on an unpaved road and came out in North Carolina (or very close to NC). I love living 45 minutes from the Smokey Mountains. I'd love to live a lot closer.