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Out now? Yes! So many congrats. Grab this one friends. 🔥🍾✨💙

Amazing story with unforgettable characters.

59, grateful. Bday wish: support indie authors! Partial list of read, blurbed, to read: JD Clapp Jonathan Danielson Adam Van Winkle Alina Stefanescu Melissa Flores Anderson Dan Russell M.E. Proctor Moder_poet_Tim Russell Thayer Avitus B. Carle (she/her) Abigail Myers Jeff Bogle kyle r seibel Karen Grose 🇨🇦 Shelby Hinte

Last birthday post (promise & no more selfies!), but second wish would be for you to peruse Murals The Hooghly Review — Issue 4 out now! . This collab with the brilliant Tejaswinee 🇮🇳⚖️🖊 Ankit Raj Ojha is one of my proudest literary achievements. Big news coming, SD art in meantime. thehooghlyreview.com/issues/murals/

« It’s strange how easily one gets used to the presence of war, yet never to the absence of love. » Absolutely beautiful and devastating story. Belongs in a « best of the best «  anthology.

« When your dead cousin visits, you say How’s it going, and you’re pleased that your voice is low and gravelly, not a tremor » Oof, 🔥🔥🔥

Amazing feeling to see San Diego Stories Cowboy Jamboree Press on the local author shelf San Diego Public Library Central Library. Next stop, permanent collection (I hope!). Here’s a teaser story set at the library courtesy of Punk Noir Press. punknoirmagazine.wordpress.com/2023/08/12/the…

Fantastic exhibit from Negro Leagues Baseball Museum Bob Kendrick at the San Diego Public Library. Great to see these stars shining in my city.

Get this one!

Great novel alert!

Great read Shelby Hinte LEFTOVER Books. Highly recommend!

« I had thrown my ethereal self into the embrace of a younger man, a stranger who bore my smile. » Love the twists and humor here.

Two weeks? This true? I’d better get ready. A haircut at the minimum. Excited to read some brilliant work!

« He laughs, baring his large, stained teeth—they look like Scrabble pieces in his mouth. » What a character. Another banger Brecht

Oooh!

“I hated that traditional practices that connected people to the land and sea had become viewed as barbaric and backward.” Just a gem of a story by JD Clapp which shares beauty, pain, and one of life’s big questions. “The Bear” Grit Quarterly. gritquarterly.com/#jd-clapp-the-…

Excited to read your brilliant words.

Police state has arrived down the street. Glad to see push back.

I’m inclined to listen to Russell here. Thank you friend.

Great interview which gives a bit of the backstory of a terrific book. Loved Bop City Swing.