Meat, for the beast.

Meat, for the beast.

Meat, for the beast. There have been some movies, Predator being one of them, in which alien visitors view humans as just livestock. Growing up, we always had a skinned deer carcass hanging in the garage. A bucket was strategically placed...

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The Destructive Power of the Wormhole

The Destructive Power of the Wormhole

The Destructive Power of the Wormhole. The scene in Star Trek: The Motion Picture, where the Klingons try to interact with a phenomenon they don't understand and get destroyed, always stuck with me. The movie isn't that good, but...

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My novel “The End of the World”

My novel “The End of the World”

In my novel "The End of the World" (available here on Amazon), an oligarchy of old men brings back an ancient evil, hoping it will give them immortality. I have always loved the work of illustrators like Wally Wood and...

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Escape through the Stargate!

Escape through the Stargate!

Escape through the Stargate! Wormholes have always fascinated me. I took advanced Calculus and physics in school, and read up on string theory and relativity. Reading about the concept of wormhole interdimensional travel, and seeing the movie Stargate in...

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Collin Martin of Horrorific Productions

Collin Martin of Horrorific Productions

I had a great talk with Collin Martin of Horrorific Productions about his past and upcoming anthologies and his love of the horror genre! Check out his podcast ⁨@TheHorrorificPodcast⁩ and the work of his publishing company HORRORific Publishing on Amazon. You...

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The latest anthology illustrations

The latest anthology illustrations

The latest anthology illustrations for Jeff Strand's story "The Cosmic Mouth That Ate the World' and revised the drawing for Cody Goodfellow's tale Cavity Creeps. Both will be in my anthology The Joke Is on Mankind, which should be out...

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Mysteries buried below ancient ruins!

Mysteries buried below ancient ruins!

Mysteries buried below ancient ruins! Combining my love of the ancient evil in the work of Lovecraft, with the alternative historical work of people like Graham Hancock, (Fingerprints of the Gods is excellent), I made the trip down to...

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As a teenager in the ’90s

As a teenager in the ’90s

As a teenager in the '90s, I read Frank Miller and Geof Darrow's Hard Boiled. That image of a guy's head being hollowed out by a punch stuck with me. When I had a similar scene in my debut novel,...

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