I can't stop laughing at this post. It's perfect.

This week's short story is Blind Eclipse. Set during the Golden Age of Hollywood, in a movie theater in Minnesota. I drew inspiration from The Grand Theater (and it's history) in Crookston, the town I grew up in. books2read.com/u/baYGkv

This week's short story is Lending The Truth. It's the flipside of Knowledge Blooms, which I published a few weeks ago. Pure fantasy about those little lending libraries, light and hopeful. Lending The Truth has a little lending library, but this one is haunted. books2read.com/u/m0yr6l

Just backed. Some great science fiction! WILDEST SKIES COLLECTION | Bold Action Sci-Fi Stories www.kickstarter.com/projects/sea...

This week's short story. We Know Who We are is a crime story (kleptomania) and all character. books2read.com/u/m29Lgk

This week's short story is The Sudden Room. This has big Twilight Zone feel, like Rod Serling might suddenly appear. A story about a room that suddenly appears in a home and the woman who must face the reality of what's behind that door. books2read.com/u/4jkkdD

I'm not the only one with a Kickstarter. (Thanks, Captain Obvious!) If you want something cozy after you've read my crazy, Thorn is a safe bet.

Holy wow! We did it. Another stretch reward reached and we still have 30 hours to go. Backers will now get another novel, THE MIND'S LIE, which is no longer in print anywhere. Onward! kck.st/4rTZyne

Knowledge Blooms, originally published in Pulphouse, and now uploaded to online stores. Link in the comments. This fantasy story is very short but fun, where little lending libraries sprout up around town in the middle of the night. books2read.com/u/brnJ6k

A cartoon from the 1950’s that’s more relevant than ever 💔

Best pic of the blood moon I could take with my phone this morning.

This week's short story is a crime story with a dog! books2read.com/u/mgQx5q

This week's short story release. Thriller with a touch of humor. books2read.com/u/mqdnv2

This week's short story uploaded. I really liked the art I found for this one. Had the right kind of weirdness I was looking for. A tale of alternate lives intersecting at a mortuary at the edge of the universe. books2read.com/u/mYwDPG

Uploaded another short story. books2read.com/u/mgQjM6

This is incredibly rare language from a federal judge: "Observing human behavior confirms that for some among us, the perfidious lust for unbridled power and the imposition of cruelty in its quest know no bounds and are bereft of human decency." storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.us...

"I don't know why they shot him. He was only helping. I was five feet from him and they just shot him."

Edinburgh, Sep 2024, we came across the gallows being prepped for filming for Frankenstein. Security guard dropped a hint about what movie it was for. Our friend Graham took the picture of me with the gallows in the background. You never know what you might find during a walking tour of Edinburgh.

Check out Winter Delights: A Joyful Collection Full of Holiday Cheer by Jason A. Adams on @kickstarter.com www.kickstarter.com/projects/jas...

Even if you support massive deportation operations, under no circumstances should ANYONE be ok with US citizens being forcibly removed from their homes and detained without explanation. This is a clear violation of their constitutional rights and should universally condemned.

Presidents? SCOTUS gives them immunity. Corporations? SCOTUS makes it easier for them to pollute. Billionaires? SCOTUS says they can buy elections. But if you look Latino, speak Spanish, or work at a low wage job, SCOTUS says you can be abducted by masked agents. The legacy of the Roberts court.

Check out Death by Brisket: A Paranormal Cozy Mystery for Witchstarter by Leah on @kickstarter.com www.kickstarter.com/projects/183...

Check out Team Building Revenge: Hardcover, Paperback, Large Print by Kari Kilgore on @kickstarter.com www.kickstarter.com/projects/kar...

One year ago I was in Edinburgh.

🎶 Voice inside my head said what the fuck What the ever loving fuck 🎶

Mexican entrepreneurship knows no limits… Behold the ICE officer piñata 🪅

Freedom from kings. Freedom from fascism. Power to the people forever. ♥️ Happy Independence Day 🇺🇸

Our wedding invitation from 17 yrs ago was in newspaper form. My brother-in-law did the layout work. But the ideas and content was a group effort. Makes me smile whenever I see it.

The next generation will absolutely not believe how good pre-AI Google was.

Caturday

Book shelves and paperbacks in alphabetical order!

The newest issue of Pulphouse has one of my barbershop stories, The Price Of Redemption.

Don't miss out on the newest issue of PULPHOUSE FICTION MAGAZINE! Robert Jeschonek's story, "The Dragon with the Girl Tattoo," is featured alongside other gripping stories across the gamut of genres and styles. You can find the story here: www.amazon.com/Pulphouse-Fi...

New flooring and paint in the 2 bedrooms. No more carpet! Had to stuff the living room with 2 rooms of furniture. Worth it!

Currently writing on a number of projects that need to be done instead of sitting there unfinished. I think it's going well.

Pegasus wall lamp outside the elevators at Main Street Station Hotel in Las Vegas.

When we climbed Arthur’s Seat in Edinburgh.

When we saw the vampire rabbit in Scotland.

Happy New Year! May your 2025 hold kindness, empathy, and standing up for what's right. I plan to post more on my writing and publishing endeavors here in the new year.

Can we just admit that we NEED immigrants for our economy to run, from agriculture to high tech? We’re a goddamn nation of immigrants, aren’t we? Let’s be proud of our immigrant heritage!

Happy Birthday to the great Rod Serling born one hundred years ago today!

Caturday might be too cute!

Early orders are a necessity these days. So if interested, please order away.

Dave’s stories are some of the best in Pulphouse where I get the honor of sharing the TOC with him. Check out his new Kickstarter! kickstarter.com/projects/dhw...

Caturday! Caught her mid-meow when I said her name.

Autumn Tuscany Chicken in the crockpot, some writing, and maybe watch Planes, Trains, And Automobiles later. A Thanksgiving classic!

Rod Serling

Remembering the day we climbed Arthur's Seat (Edinburgh) in September. You can tell it was a windy day.