Since I’m fully immersed in finishing a rough draft of my second book, a biography of iconic horror writer H.P. Lovecraft and his time in New York City, I’ll be stepping away from the blog for several weeks.
In the meantime, I hope that you’ll check out some past pieces and enjoy the beginning of your summer.
Due to several work projects and writing deadlines, I’ll be taking a break from the blog for the remainder of September. Never fear, dear reader, I shall return in October. In the meantime, I hope you’ll enjoy (and comment upon) some of my past posts.
Since the COVID-19 pandemic began more than three months ago, my physical life largely exists within the four walls of my home. I imagine that I’m living in a remote monastery or an arctic scientific outpost. That somewhat helps. Fortunately, my home has a small yard, allowing a safe space for fresh air and a connection with nature. Continue reading
Amid the distressing events of the past weeks and days–ongoing pandemic, massive unemployment, police violence, civic unrest, and horrible presidential leadership, I’ve found it challenging to concentrate and write. My subjects have grown smaller in scope and range, largely focusing on the happenings of nature in my wife’s and my backyard. Continue reading
Happy Memorial Day!
Although hosting a cookout with friends or holding a picnic with extended family might be impossible this year, try to make the most of the holiday. Continue reading
Another Town on the Hudson 