My good friend Robin Raven just released her first novel! It’s titled Next Stop: Nina, and […]
I had a fun time at the Rogers Library Create-it Con today! Sold some books, met some […]
I will be at Create-It Con, a celebration of writers, tinkerers, makers, builders, bakers, painters, engineers, […]
This last Saturday, on June 27th, I got to meet one of my favorite musicians, Colbie […]
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Fred Ruskin sat alone on the second-hand brown suede couch that occupied most of the floor space in the living room of his little two-room apartment, trying to sober up. Downing another cup of black coffee, he couldn’t believe the audacity he’d shown at the tavern just three hours earlier. He felt like such an ass. Candy’s job was a thankless one, and he’d made it even worse by doing what he did. He hoped that she at least wouldn’t begrudge the tip he had left for her.

— Small Things, Chapter 22