Tina May Hall’s All the Day’s Sad Stories, the winner of the 2008 Caketrain Chapbook Competition, is now available. Purchase it together with Matt Bell’s The Collectors for a great price. Get them before they sell out!

Titular just published my story, “Resident Evil.” It’s great to find an editor who isn’t scared off by the so-called horror elements of the piece. Thanks to Titular and thanks to five-year-old Morrison, who first proclaimed it “good!” last Halloween.

I recently had writing accepted at Right Hand Pointing and Tuesday Shorts, which I’m pretty happy about. One thing I’ve noticed is that the preferred blog etiquette seems to be to announce when the work is finally published rather than upon acceptance. So that’s what I’ll be doing in the future although I wanted to mention these great journals whose positive responses mean a lot.

It has been two years since we gloriously exited Rome.

Six Sentences just published “Do Not Search for Me.” It was a good exercise trying to fit something into their length limit and really the most suitable venue for a Facebook reference.

My friend Chris Wilson and I have a collaborative piece forthcoming at Mud Luscious.  I think it may be the first collaborative writing I’ve done.  And the last!  Just kidding, CW.

One whole year.  Like Lone Wolf and Cub. But less swordplay.

I have officially started my appointment as Scholar-in-Residence at Hamilton College.

Returned as Visiting Lecturer to Hamilton College. Baby boy was born on February 19, 2007—and there was much rejoicing!