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Digging to California in Pif Just thought I'd mention it. Read Full Story

http://echapbook.com/index.htm I'm proud to announce the publication of an excerpt of Beverly Jackson's memoir in stories, "Loose Fish Chronicles" in the latest issue of e-chapbook. We really made an effort to take the E in echapbook seriously. Bev was kind enough to share personal photos, poetry, paintings, etc. that add yet another dimension to her strikingly honest account of being a bright-talented young woman in Greenwich Village in the early sixties. If you like it, please share the link. Read Full Story

Now up at the Short Review link Read Full Story

Lacuna: Cave Painting Read Full Story

One of my goofier fiction ventures is now available at the Writing Disorder. The Art of Peace in the Writing Disorder Apologies to Maxine Hong Kingston. Read Full Story

Please check out the newest edition of E-chapbook. It's an issue devoted to the theme of "Loss" and I had the privilege of serving as the fiction editor. http://echapbook.com/stories/loss/index.html Read Full Story

My story, the "Americanization of Sammy Tsai" is now up at the Emprise Review. Read Full Story

I have a new article on First Person Present on McKenna Donovan's To Write Well site. article link Read Full Story

The I-Story, An Owner’s Manual by Marko Fong Read Full Story

Marshall Terrill has written four, arguably five, books about one man, Steve McQueen. After reading Terrill’s definitive biography, Steve McQueen, the Life and Legacy of a Hollywood Icon (Triumph Books), I think I understand the obsession. Terrill points out repeatedly that McQueen was a zen presence on screen. From Magnificent Seven through Bullitt, McQueen’s biggest scenes are surprisingly free of dialogue. For instance, in the Great Escape he’s mostly seen throwing a baseball against the... Read Full Story