I’m still not quite used to this blogging business, and so my posts may wind up fairly disjointed and far apart from time to time. That’s fine, I guess. Life is packed with other stuff, and for the past month or so I’ve barely had time to gather my wits about me, let alone document it here. This past month has seen the birth of my new nephew, a visit from my grandparents, my coming down with a severe cold, paperwork trouble with my grad school, the eventual beginning of a new semester, and continued work at the metal shop, not to mention Christmas and all the bustle that goes with it.
Today also marks my second story sale of 2014– two sales in one month may be a new personal best. The first is “Goddess of Our Fathers,” a Lovecraftian piece that was recently accepted to the upcoming Cosmic Horror anthology from Dark Hall Press. The story I recieved my acceptance for today is titled “The Last Kiss,” and it will be featured in a book titled Vignettes From The End Of The World. It’s short, and sweet, and unlike anything else I’ve ever written.
Needless to say, I’m always excited to see myself in print, so a couple of story sales seems like a great way to start off the new year.