“Letting Sleeping Beasts Lie” It had taken over two weeks to gain the strength, but at last I could walk — albeit slowly — without the accursed walker. Among the things stored in one of the back rooms was a crook-end cane, and I was happy to learn I could get along with it and … More A Knife In the Dark – 6
“Forensic Homesteading” My wake-up call was a thunderclap. I had fallen asleep last night on a tattered couch depicting wilderness scenes of game animals… the same couch I assumed Mr. ********* was discovered unconscious upon before transport to the hospital. Being daytime, the path taken by the medics from the front door to the couch … More A Knife In the Dark – 5
“Tu Casa Es Mi Casa” Waking up inside a hospital with no memory of how you got there makes for an interesting adventure when you’re leaving it behind — more so when multiplied by a century. I was somewhere in southern Texas, near Galveston according to my driver, a place creatively called “Texas City,” of … More A Knife In the Dark – 4
For those paying attention, just a few quick notes between bits of prose. The New Thing I’m three chapters up on A Knife In the Dark, which is only (currently) available on ThinkingSkull.com. If you haven’t guessed yet, it’s loosely based on myself, the classic-villain author look I created, and some other ideas I’ve been … More Keening from the Catacombs
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