15 February 2012

With the birth of our beautiful baby girl, life has been a lovely blur in the last couple of months.  I’ve had little time for writing, and even less time for updating this site, Facebook, etc.  I have been blogging a little on Goodreads, however; the site can be found in the “Links” section above…. (read more)

15 November 2011

A most kind and honest review of my book has been posted on the Fantasy Book Review website:  http://www.fantasybookreview.co.uk/blog/2011/11/22/indigo-eyes-by-by-fel-kian-reviewed/ Please have a look. Here’s a review of the Shadow of the Unknown anthology featuring my story, “The Chitter Chatter of Little Feet.” http://hellnotes.com/the-shadow-of-the-unknown-book-review

10 November 2011

GoodReads contest – Be the first to read new books! Newly released books are listed for giveaway by publishers and authors, and members can enter to win. Winners are picked randomly at the end of the giveaway, which ends on December 1st. Go to GoodReads site to enter the contest to enter for a chance… (read more)

10 November 2011

Finished a book of short stories that also contains a novella. It’s in the hands of Immanion Press now. Details to follow possibly in the new year. My story “Opiate of the Lonely One” was accepted a short while ago by Aaron J. French for his upcoming Satyr-themed anthology. I’ll include details about this too… (read more)

27 September 2011

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My near-future horror tale “The Chitter Chatter of Little Feet” can be read in the Lovecraftian anthology, “The Shadow of the Unknown,” edited by A.J. French.  It is available from Shoppe Static Movement and on Amazon.  “A diverse cross-section of contemporary horror by established names and exciting newcomers. Fans of Lovecraft, Ligotti, Campbell and other… (read more)

14 January 2011

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There’s a solitary joy and frustration to doing anything artistic.  At best, it flows, it connects, it all comes together in one way or another and I’m, for the most part, satisfied.  At worst…well, even at my lowest ebb I can put another coat onto the canvas and start again.  I can tear up that… (read more)