Late of Cherry Street
By: Allen Kopp
In Allen Kopp’s new short story, Late of Cherry Street, we learn that sometimes one just needs to learn where they are going. Do read.
Seven years of bad luck
Broken Mirror The Undertaker and I have not yet put up our Christmas tree as we have been busy. We at least made the effort of bringing down the boxes full of our Christmasy things. While sifting through the boxes, looking at ornaments I accidentally dropped one and it broke into bits. The Undertaker burst…
Salt away the bad luck
Millions of us enjoyed a lovely dinner with family on Thanksgiving Day. Even I enjoyed a beautiful Thanksgiving dinner with the Undertaker, who is a lovely cook. Before feasting we gave thanks to all that we have and offered words of hope for what we hope to come. Now, I mentioned the Undertaker is a…
Missy
By: Martin Shelby
In Martin Shelby’s short story, “Missy,” the wintery dark months can sometimes bring out darker things. For some, there is protection, at a price. Do read.
CHICAGO BOOK EXPO 2011
Click here for CHICAGO BOOK EXPO 2011 page NOVEMBER 19-20, 2011 Uptown Goldblatt’s Building (former Borders Books) 4720 N. Broadway location Uptown Broadway Building Hours: Saturday 10am-6pm Sunday 12pm-6pm Over 40 participating Chicago fiction and poetry presses in a pop-up bookstore! Press Release
Gothic Blue Book: The Haunted Edtion now on Amazon!
October 2011: The monster has arrive! The Gothic Blue Book: The Haunted Edition is available now for purchase/download at Amazon.
The Evolution of Halloween
I purchased several bags of candy today. It’s not that we particularly expect Trick-or-Treaters at the funeral home, but you never know. One must always be prepared for Halloween. The roots of our present day Halloween were planted thousands of years ago with Roman festivals, Celtic harvest celebrations and The Catholic Church’s commemoration of the…