

Bent Pencil
Bits, scribbles and the random spilling of lead

In the Wild Pit of Sanity
For many years in the off-season, I hole up for a week in a remote cabin with Dog to escape reality and write. Or, moreso, to FIND reality. No people. No cell service. Just pencils, unkempt woods and untied mind. These notes to self are tracks I left: Poetic, lunatic, inspired and raw.

Shipyard
Oddities. Weirdities. One-offs. Works in progress. Illegible notes. Illogical ideas. Half-built, dry-docked. Some may float some day. Some never will.

Murders in Gray
Temp title. A series in the works with delicious deaths. The so-called detectives are not larger than life, they are real life. Mainly older, with as many stumbles and issues as the tangled plots and secrets. Hip injuries. Hard of hearing. Forgetfulness. Poor vision. Obstinance. But they can't let go of what's in front of them. There will be humor and swelling moments but also pain. And fear. And sometimes it might break your heart. It is a murder series, after all.


