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Since I seriously began writing in 1999, I've published over sixty stories and poems, managed to garner three honorable mentions in Ellen Datlow's Year's Best Fantasy and Horror, and was nominated in 2001 for the Science Fiction Poetry Association's Rhysling Award. I'm currently focusing my energy on screenwriting, so if you don't see much new poetry or fiction being published, hopefully it means I'm hard at work on my latest cinematic masterpiece . . .
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Recent Updates:
7/20/08 - MovieBytes.com interviewed me regarding The Little Room Above and the StoryPros.com contest - click HERE for the info.
7/13/08 - The Little Room Above excerpt now available.
StoryPros now has the first nine pages of The Little Room Above available for public viewing in their Winner's Circle.
7/13/08 - Read by Dawn 3 now available through publisher and
Amazon U.K.
The Read by Dawn 3 anthology featuring my flash fiction pieces "Keeping Someone", "Swept Away", and "Treats" is now available through the Bloody Books website. Click on the icon to order.
6/16/08 - 3rd place finish for The Little Room Above
My feature-length screenplay The LIttle Room Above took 3rd place in the 2008 StoryPros Screenplay contest. Similar to Donnie Darko and The Machinist, the script is a creepy, mind-bending thriller in which a young man with brain cancer confronts an alternate reality linked to his horrific childhood. StoryPros will post an excerpt of the script within a few weeks.
3/12/08 - The Dead Must Go
This three-minute video is my first collaboration with photographer Doug Sanders -- I came up with the story and script, Doug took care of the cinematography and direction, we co-edited. To really "get" this short, you need to know it was created as a submission for George Romero's "do-it-yourself-zombie-movie" promotional contest for his film Diary of the Dead:
The Dead Must Go