CFIII: Bringing down the Witch
The online version of CREATURE FEATURE III: Bringing Down the Witch is now available at www.themonitor.com.
Year: 2015
Creature Feature III begins October 2
CREATURE FEATURE III will be appearing each Friday in October in The Monitor‘s Festiva Magazine insert. Here’s the schedule of tales I’ll be telling: October 2: Bringing down the Witch October 9: The Origin of la Llorona October 16: Bigfoot on Popocateptl October 23: El Charro Negro October 30: El Sombrerón All…
“The Boo Hag” to be published in Stupefying Stories
My story “The Boo Hag” has just been accepted for publication by Stupefying Stories. Horror in the Lowcountry of South Carolina. I think you’ll enjoy it.
Judging TIL Translation Award
The Texas Institute of Letters has posted its Call for Entries for the 2016 Literary Contests. Judges are listed; authors and/or publishers should submit works directly to them at the addresses indicated. I am honored TIL asked me to be part of this prestigious process: I’ll be one of three…
Poem accepted for upcoming BorderSenses
Review of TMS in Bookbird
A brief review of The Smoking Mirror has appeared in issue 53.3-2015 of Bookbird: A Journal of International Children’s Literature. Here is a link to the Project Muse page for the issue, which includes the review. You can read a scanned version of the article here.
Poems in Red River Review
I have two poems in the August 2015 edition of Red River Review “Tlacuache, Cornered“ “Losing My Accent“
Poem in The Call of the Chupacabra
My narrative poem “Chupacabra Genesis” will appear in The Call of the Chupacabra, Volume I, edited by Juan Manuel Pérez and Malia Pérez with cover art by Yosh Reyez, scheduled for release Fall 2015/Winter 2016.
“River Willow” by Karai Senryū
Karai Senryū was born in 1718 in Edo. A town official and frequent judge of poetry contests, he was responsible for popularizing a lighter, more whimsical variation of haiku that now bears his name (senryū). Before his passing at the age of 73, he composed the following jisei or death…
Reading at B&N August 1
On August 1, I’ll be at Barnes & Noble Northcross in McAllen, Texas, from 2 pm to 3 pm, reading from my YA fantasy novel THE SMOKING MIRROR, answering questions and signing books. I will probably also talk about and share from BORDER LORE as well.
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Creature Feature III begins October 2
CREATURE FEATURE III will be appearing each Friday in October in The Monitor‘s Festiva Magazine insert. Here’s the schedule of tales I’ll be telling: October 2: Bringing down the Witch October 9: The Origin of la Llorona October 16: Bigfoot on Popocateptl October 23: El Charro Negro October 30: El Sombrerón All…
“The Boo Hag” to be published in Stupefying Stories
My story “The Boo Hag” has just been accepted for publication by Stupefying Stories. Horror in the Lowcountry of South Carolina. I think you’ll enjoy it.
Judging TIL Translation Award
The Texas Institute of Letters has posted its Call for Entries for the 2016 Literary Contests. Judges are listed; authors and/or publishers should submit works directly to them at the addresses indicated. I am honored TIL asked me to be part of this prestigious process: I’ll be one of three…
Poem accepted for upcoming BorderSenses
Review of TMS in Bookbird
A brief review of The Smoking Mirror has appeared in issue 53.3-2015 of Bookbird: A Journal of International Children’s Literature. Here is a link to the Project Muse page for the issue, which includes the review. You can read a scanned version of the article here.
Poems in Red River Review
I have two poems in the August 2015 edition of Red River Review “Tlacuache, Cornered“ “Losing My Accent“
Poem in The Call of the Chupacabra
My narrative poem “Chupacabra Genesis” will appear in The Call of the Chupacabra, Volume I, edited by Juan Manuel Pérez and Malia Pérez with cover art by Yosh Reyez, scheduled for release Fall 2015/Winter 2016.
“River Willow” by Karai Senryū
Karai Senryū was born in 1718 in Edo. A town official and frequent judge of poetry contests, he was responsible for popularizing a lighter, more whimsical variation of haiku that now bears his name (senryū). Before his passing at the age of 73, he composed the following jisei or death…
Reading at B&N August 1
On August 1, I’ll be at Barnes & Noble Northcross in McAllen, Texas, from 2 pm to 3 pm, reading from my YA fantasy novel THE SMOKING MIRROR, answering questions and signing books. I will probably also talk about and share from BORDER LORE as well.