On Monday, members of my writing group, the Tuesday Mayhem Society, Peter N. Dudar, Morgan Sylvia and I, went up to Orono, Maine to do an event at the Fogler Library at the University of Maine. We had a fantastic time. We can’t thank the library staff and audience members enough for such a magical (and spooky) time. Here’s the fantastic poster that was around campus:
On the way back, we hung out outside some guy’s house (see photo below taken on night mode in the pitch dark):
On the day itself, I took part in my second Infernal Salon, hosted by the lovely C.S.E. Cooney and Carlos Hernandez, and streamed on Twitch by Arvan Eleron. For Halloween, it was suitably scary for participants, as they wrote and read pieces LIVE based on prompts from the hosts’ tabletop rpg Negocios Infernales (which you can still back on Kickstarter). Here’s the list of the intrepid Salon-ers:
You can watch the salon here:
Finally, also on Halloween, I got some very exciting news about a short fiction sale. I can’t talk about it for a long while yet, but it is a real check off the dream list!
Contributor copy day! Tried to take a fancy picture but Hamlet kept photo bombing it! Thank you to Lindy Ryan, Lee Murray, and Black Spot Books. Cover art and fantastic kimono by Lynne Hansen! This book is produced in partnership with The Pixel Project, a global non-profit organization focused on ending violence against women globally.
If you’re a Horror Writers Association member, check out the new newsletter that just dropped in your email. I’m featured in The Seers Table article. Thank you so much to Linda D. Addison for recommending me!
The weekend after that, I will be at Camp Necon. Again, if you’re there, please say hello! I’m only doing one panel at this one, but I will be selling books at the meet the authors party.