My story Tangled is published in the July 2025 issue of Flash Phantoms. You can read it here.

My story Tangled is published in the July 2025 issue of Flash Phantoms. You can read it here.

This monstrocity was my brainchild... It's Gaslamp Pulp special edition Florida Man. I have two stories in this strange pulp fiction publication, and did all of the illustrations using antique postcards. Find it on Amazon here.
I have a Fibonacci poem titled Drowning in the June 2025 Issue 1 of Harrow House, p. 149. Released today. Feel free to read here.

It was cool to finally go to a comic con - lots of fun costumes. I kept it pretty simple as I was vending. I am excited to share that Puppy Love has been adopted and as per my initial plan, I am donating $50 from the sale to The Trevor Project, all the more needed now. Note: tomorrow is the last day for my photography show at McPherson Opera House so catch it while you can. I will be taking it down Monday.
As I get ready to head into Day 2 of Comic Con, I wanted to post some pictures of my setup from yesterday with all the witchy themed merch, Witch Hayzelle books, and PRIDE fun. There are even a band of Squishmallows hiding out in back (you can't see them at this angle).
I am going to be at the Smallville Comic Con at the Hutchinson State Fairgrounds both tomorrow, Friday, June 20, from 1 - 8 PM and also Saturday, June 21 from 10 AM - 6 PM. The event is combined with Hutchinson PRIDE this year and a $10 button gets you into both! I am very excited as this will be my first con, and I am taking Witch Hayzelle books and merch as well as OOAK art and comic collages and a ton of other fun stuff, mostly spooky themed and in consideration of PRIDE. I have fun things for every budget. Please come and check it out.
I was interviewed as part of the lead-in to the NACL Smallville Comic Con in Hutchinson, coming up June 20 & 21 at the State Fairgrounds in Hutchinson in conjunction with PRIDE. Please feel free to give it a listen here. Here's a teaser of one of the collages I will be taking, incorporating an image of one of John Atkinson Grimshaw's fairies on a found thrift store painting of ivy.