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ART EXHIBITION SUBMISSION CALL
In February, I had the privilege of organizing the art exhibition held during Authorcon VI. It went so well that Brian Keene and Joe Ripple have asked me to do it again for Authorcon VII in 2027! Because the Authorcon guests had expressed so much interest in participating as artists, I am open to submissions.… Read more
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Fair Haven is BACK!
After several years out of print and off the shelves, FAIR HAVEN is back! This was my first novel, released in 2017. It got a sharp new edit, a new cover, and it’s back on the shelves. A rabies-like supervirus bleeds into Melody’s neighborhood, turning all those infected into ravenous aggressors. While watching society crumble… Read more
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The Edge of Summer
Summer is nearly here! The spring blooms are wilting as the days grow hotter. The suffocating humidity of southeastern Virgina has arrived, and while delicate flowers have fallen, the rest of my yard has become a jungle. If I open the windows, it gets sticky inside, and if I step outdoors, it’s like wading through… Read more
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Bloodstains by Gaslight is here!
art by Red Lagoe This announcement should have gone out at the end of March, but it has been a busy few weeks. My vampire novel, Bloodstains by Gaslight, released March 29 from Brigids Gate Press. It was the weekend of Authorcon by Scares That Care in Williamsburg, VA when it came out. I’ve been… Read more
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Bloodstains by Gaslight
A new novel from Red Lagoe It’s 1997, senior year, and aspiring astronomy student, Reese, has her eyes set on the stars. The only thing holding her back is her jealous boyfriend, Michael. Though he has been her best friend for years, his increasingly manipulative and abusive behavior cannot be tolerated any longer. However, moments… Read more
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Productivity Choked Out by Anxiety
“You don’t have as many short stories coming out this year,” the person said to me. I promise. I will write more soon, but it’s been a hell of a year so far. The first half of it was one of the hardest times in my life. I have to be vague to protect confidentiality,… Read more
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