So coffee it is.
I've been pretty caffeinated all day, but then again, I'm pretty caffeinated every day. When you wake up at 4:30 every morning and go to bed around 10:00 PM every night, I might as well have an IV with a fresh 12 cup pot of french roast strapped to a vein every waking moment of the day to keep me up and moving. Not that I'm complaining, anyone who knows me will attest to my love affair with coffee. Plus the caffeine drove me to finish up and submit a couple more stories today. Plus the day job was pretty productive overall.
So instead of just kicking back and enjoying Gangster #1 and maybe read 20 or 30 pages of the Lee Child novel I'm reading and letting my head relax after such a productive day, I decide to jump on the bloggy blog and. . .plug a couple of my stories that went online today.
I mentioned them both early on in the week.
First is my new flash piece over at Flash Fiction Offensive
It's a Noir weeper, so make sure to have plenty of Kleenex's on hand when you give it a read.
The second is my first appearance at Plots with Guns
As I mentioned in my previous post, the story appearing is one of my favorite degenerates of 2008. Plus, I'm appearing along side Frank Bill again and some other really fine writers.
Typically I spread my Plots with Guns reading over a couple of months, but I'm pretty sure I'm going to polish off the issue in a few days.
Anyway, gotta go, the torture scene is coming up in Gangster #1
What do they put in your coffe. It's grat to see so much of your stuff around. More to keep me busy! Cheers!
ReplyDeleteHad a blast reading JENNA - the ending is a strong punch to the gut. Looking forward to reading more.
ReplyDeletePaul Bettany's best role ever and the best thing that McDowells' been in, in decades.
ReplyDeletePaul and Cullen, thanks for the praise. It's always appreciated.
ReplyDeleteGangster #1 is my favorite crime film of all time. Wicked and realistic. Both McDowell and Bettany are brilliant in it
Your new story in Plots 5, excellent read. The build up was great. The back story paced perfectly to the final moment, nice ending. Raise a micro-brew for me...
ReplyDeleteI'll be raising a Guinness to you, Frank. Beautiful even in Death blew my top off, and as always, thanks for the support and friendship
ReplyDeleteThe drink of choice by none other than boxer Ricky Hatton. A man's beer.
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