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Nightmares & Lullabies, Now Available!

My first collection of LGBTQ short stories, “Nightmares and Lullabies,” is now available.

At times moving, mischievous, and reflective, much of the work is centered on the gay experience at varying life stages. In “Early Summer,” a boy’s first crush leads to the joy of reciprocity, while in “An Understanding,” bitterness, anger, and regret, fill the days of a man whose arrogance has cost him everything he didn’t know he needed, while “Lullaby” reveals a glimpse of the life after this one. This genre-spanning collection includes the award-winning literary fiction “Fitting In,” the sci-fi dystopia of “Farewell, Hollywood,” and the bizarre horror and dark humor of “A Time to Dance,” and “The Not-Zombies Apocalypse.” From the surreal to the sublime, the stories in Nightmares & Lullabies are fearless, unapologetic, and rife with moral ambiguity. 

Ebook and paperback are available at AmazonBarnes & NobleRakuten kobo, pretty much anywhere books are sold, even Walmart.If you search for the book, please use ISBN: 9781965621035 for ebook and ISBN: 9781965621028 for paperback. Some sites will show it unavailable due to a change in distributor.

A dark red long-stem rose, with a screaming mouth at the center of the flower, screaming into the void.
Cover design by Gene Rayner
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Beyond Tomorrow’s Sun – Book Launch!

Now available for pre-order, with deliveries beginning as early as December 1, the 2024 Page Turner Awards finalist “Beyond Tomorrow’s Sun” has arrived. And get ready for the sequel, “Beyond the River’s of Time,” arriving early 2025.

Available in ebook and paperback at Bookshop.org, Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Magers & Quinn, and anywhere else news books are sold!

A young boy flees a desperate situation and finds a new home, a new family and epic interplanetary adventure. Set in a post-war 24th century America, 13-year-old Charlie runs away from his abusive uncle, following an old road he hopes will lead him to the ocean. Along the way he’s joined by a lost dog, Katie, and fights for survival in the wastelands. When Charlie reaches the end of the road, he discovers the thriving and technologically advanced city of Arcadia, where he saves the life of head-strong Becca Kiel, after her illicit journey through a wormhole lands her in the middle of a busy street. Charlie settles into a new life, and his friendship with Becca grows, until their destinies become intertwined as they dream of finding a new home for humanity, somewhere among the stars.

A young boy and large dog walking east across a desolate landscape, the burning sun hangs overhead.
Cover design by Gene Rayner