There’s a new Children of the Revolution today and there’ll be a new one Friday too!

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Well, I didn’t finish it up last night because I knew I’d have time to do it this morning. But, here’s the lates page for Children of the Revolution..
I really do intend to step it up and finish the story this year. Right now, that means updates every Tuesday and Friday.

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Three basset hounds on the cover, and my children eying for themselves. But they can’t have it – yet. It’s mine!
You can find “Out Cold” here, and Tom Schreck here.

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New page is up for Children of the Revolution..
And, jeez, I forgot to post all the pages last week for Something to build upon. Last week’s missing pages are up as well as this weeks can be found here.

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Wow, it’s been a while. Computer problems, holidays and general mayhem have kept me from updating. But, here’s the latest page for Children of the Revolution..
My second story, Something to build upon, continues M-W-F right here.

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Great writer, great guy. Met him at the Baltimore Bouchercon last year.
He talks about his latest project here.

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New page is here..
Went up to Milwaukee Saturday night for the Murder and Mayhem in Muskego dinner with the Jordans and lots of other great folks. Saw RD Hall who let me know you can read his American Wasteland online for free Wowio.
My second story, Something to build upon, continues M-W-F right here.

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You can read it here.
That’s kind of cool – I guess in a way I’ve “made” it.

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A bit of buzz around the net and in print. Here’s who’s talking:

Crimespree Magazine has an interview with me in Issue 31 – the one with Brian Azzerelo on the cover. The big news: I don’t know if Diangelo will survive his current adventure. UPDATE: That interview is now online here.

Robot6 over at Comicbookresources picked [...]

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Brad Guigar examines a new contest to find comics for synication.
He does a pretty good job of it, and leaves it up to the artist to decide whether to go for it.
Let’s face it, it’s tempting right? Who wouldn’t want to be the next Charles Shultz?
Thing is, even if you do win the contest
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