"[Jagged Edges & Moving Parts] throws the blood and guts of horror and the beauty of literary fiction in a blender and mixes that shit up...

My writing schedule has been frantic lately, and there will be some exciting bits of publishing news to report soon as a result. The down...

Good news: you can read my recent contribution to The Graveyard Shift by clicking on the image above (or here). If you're not familiar w...

Since author Steve Stred is Canadian and his review of my horror collection isn't viewable on the American Amazon page, I thought it migh...

At the risk of trying your patience, I'm going to break with tradition and post content two days in a row. You'd do well not to expect th...

That's right, just what you've all been clamoring for: a video of me reading "Breech Baby" from my Jagged Edges & Moving Parts collection...

If you follow me on Facebook, you may have seen some of these teasers for my new fiction collection as I posted them individually there. ...

Jim Coniglio over at One-Legged Reviews has kindly agreed to host a blog post by yours truly. To find some possible answers to the questi...

It’s been a winding road, folks, but I’m delighted to inform you that my new collection, Jagged Edges & Moving Parts, is now available as...

I’m not 100% sure about this, but if you’re a subscriber to my website, you should have received some kind of notice of this post’s exist...

In an effort to add to your pile of things to do while distancing yourself from the rest of humanity, I've recorded readings of two piece...

If you’ve read any of Patrick Loveland’s short stories, or his novel A Tear in the Veil, you know that he doesn’t fit into a perfectly sq...

You know as well as I do that there are those who find self-publishing abhorrent and those who embrace it as a much needed kick in the as...

Part four of Gwendolyn Kiste's roundtable discussion with the contributing poets of the Poetry Showcase, Vol. 6, is live on her blog: htt...

Part three of Gwendolyn Kiste's roundtable discussion with the contributing poets of the Poetry Showcase, Vol. 6, is live on her blog: ht...

I did something this year that I haven’t done since I was in high school: read two Stephen King novels back to back. First up was The Ins...

Part two of Gwendolyn Kiste's roundtable discussion with the contributing poets of the Poetry Showcase, Vol. 6, is live on her blog: http...

Volume 6 of the Poetry Showcase series from the Horror Writers Association has landed, folks. Here's a link and everything: https://www....

Grief, like a cloud, Obscures everything except that for which we grieve— But allows us the comfort of memories. Depression is a heavier ...

Nicholas Tana's website Nicholas on IMDb Nicholas's New Classics Books line of children's books Much of Nicholas Tana’s work as a writer,...