Catchin’ up

I’ve resigned myself to the fact that this blog will only ever feature collections of links to stuff I’m doing and haven’t had time to talk about otherwise. It’s cool. I have plans for original content soon. Maybe someday! Anyway…

The lastest episode of the LitReactor podcast is up. Shit gets real.

I stumbled across this blog where I am beaten to shit in the comments section over at article I wrote at LitReactor. It is great.

We’ve got a collection of very cool classes coming at LitReactor. Maybe check ’em out and sign up for one?

Also, we’ve kicked off our latest writing challenge at LitReactor: Teleport Us. Get in on the fun!

Here is an article from Mashable, about print vs. eBooks, in which I am quoted. Woo!

Over at Amazon, the sales page is up for an anthology I’ve got a story in. Somehow I was billed on the main sales page, and am next to Ken Bruen, one of my idols. I don’t even know what to say or do about this. When I first saw it I wanted to cry and vomit at the same time, in a joyful way. It hits in August. You will hear more about it between now and then.

My publishing house just re-released 12 novels from James M. Cain as eBooks. We don’t have the big three (Double Indemnity, Postman, Mildred Pierce), but we have pretty much everything else. Which, still, awesome.

Finally, the KDP window on my novella is up on Feb. 4, at which point I’ll make it available at Barnes & Noble and Kobo again. I’ll let y’all know when that happens.

More TK.

New short story!

I’ve got a short story in the newest issue of Needle: A Magazine of Noir! This is my first story in print so I’m absurdly excited. Also, there are some fantastically talented writers included in this thing, and I’m still sort of shocked to be included among them.

The story is Ginny Tonic, about a drag queen crime lord character in the novel I’m working on. This is like a little side adventure dedicated to her. She’s a lot of fun to write and I’ve been toying with the idea of spinning her off into her own novel at some point, so this was good practice.

Please go buy a million copies.