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. . . and Grady Hendrix, Alma Katsu, and Paul Tremblay:

Is that a thing, ‘digital chapbook?’ I’ve done it before, sort of, with “The Night Cyclist,” with “Chapter Six,” maybe a couple more. And now again, with “Attack of the Fifty Foot Indian.” Excited to watch it walk across the landscape:

Honored to be part of this TOC:

Pretty excellent one. Lucky to have sneaked on:

Of that “Being Indian is Not a Superpower” bit Electric Literature ran a while back. And, really? It’s not that unexpurgated. I just like the challenge of trying to spell that word, and then also using it in a sentence.

Proud to have a title on here:

Hey, this is especially crazy for a dude who never even had two-year college on the horizon, much less a PhD: Too, was looking for the announcement from two or three years ago when I became the Ivena Baldwin Chair of English (though I chair nothing—this is an endowed chair thing), but can’t find it.

Out momentarily from Unnerving. Got a horror story in it:

Got an interview in this, which looks to be a cool book:

. . . is the Roof of Hell. Which is the title to a story I’ve got in the January 2020 Nightmare Magazine.

Fun to say it like that. And, really, it’s Max Booth III’s 20 2020 . . .

I mean, you know—ideally: But not like they don’t already have cool stuff happening.

That I somewhy didn’t post here on Halloween, like I should have. Got one on there, anyway. Over at LitReactor:

Nice to get mentioned here by CNN:

Is . . . me: Or, press release is live at BookRiot, too:

that all go deeeeep on blooood:

Honored to be included here:

Did I never link this? Thinking I maybe didn’t, somehow. Anyway, it’s Booked’s episode on It Came from Del Rio, with Special Guest Jesse Lawrence. Super-excellent, deep dive, all kinds of fun:

A certain elk audiobook is available for pre-order, looks like: