A cockerel sounded it was dawn as tragedy walked the bare chest of the street and wrote frustration on the face of the earth. The land that spread before me like an old balance sheet under the little nose of a shrewd accountant was covered with men who were as dark as the midnight, broken and shattered, like savages in defenseless post waiting for providence to take her esteemed seat in the scheme of things and humble the bizarre tale that is more hellish than the enterprise of a sorcerer.

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My new horror book, The 9 Ghosts of Samen's Bane, is available now at amazon.com and target.com (ISBN#144215408X). Here's the description;

The 9 Ghosts of Samen's Bane follows one father's ordeal with the 9 ghosts that have taken up residence in his mind. What do they want? To use him as a conduit for their amazing abilities with the ultimate goal being the destruction of the powerful god and lord of evil spirits, Samen. Full of ancient myth, legends from Indiana's haunted past, and terrifying… Continue

I remember countless times when I felt alone in the company of others.

One time I was on a date with a boy at a fast food restaurant in Lakewood, Colorado called The Wienerschnitzel. It was a Thursday, 'Classic Cars' night at the Weinerschnitzel, and the parking lot was packed with Thunderbirds and Fords and Cadillacs. My date owned a Thunderbird. He loved eating hot dogs. So did his family, who also owned an assortment of classic cars and who were also there that Thursday night at The Wienersc… Continue

Open Books, an online publisher of literary classics, contemporary fiction and nonfiction and avante garde and multimedia presentations, recently published Alone In The Company Of Others by author Kelly Huddleston in an Amazon Kindle Edition as well as on the Harper Collins UK web site, http://authonomy.com., where other writers, as well as readers, are invited to comment on uploaded books.

Once Alone In The Company Of Others was posted and available to re… Continue

The March 2009 issue of Harper's Magazine featured a lead article entitled, "The Last Book Party: Publishing Drinks to a Life After Death" by Gideon Lewis-Kraus. In that article the author made it known that the mainstream publishing industry had informally made 2009 'the year of the vampire', so I can only assume that the editors working for those iconic New York publishers had been bitten en mass by a single marsupial antagonist.

Apparently their call for bloodsucking heros and heroines has n… Continue