Month: December 2021

Winter Hike, Glen Moss Falls, Stowe, Vermont 12/30/21

Location: Stowe, Vermont

Date: 12/30/21

OK, admittedly, this is a much more impressive place to visit in the summer. One of the largest falls in Vermont, the main section of the falls is a higher flow, 75-foot drop. You can take a trail right to the very base of it, or take a left and climb up to take better photos of it. It is a very short, easy hike, about five minutes from Stowe village.

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Winter Hiking Kilburn Craig, Littleton, New Hampshire 12/28/21

Managed to get a quick winter hike in before the end of the year. Kilburn Craig is an easy, short hike, although the first third of it is a bit on the steep side. The payoff is a great overlook of Littleton, New Hampshire.

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“Oxi” – Trembling With Fear, 12/19/21

Special thanks to Trembling With Fear, which recently published my short story “Oxi,” a lighthearted tale of medical waste disposal hi-jinx. And semi-illiteracy. This is — I think — the first story I wrote after switching over from writing screenplays in 2020 (thanks pandemic). It was also one of the first to get picked up. Again, my thanks to Editor Stephanie Ellis and everyone else at Trembling With Fear.

You can read the story at https://horrortree.com/trembling-with-fear-12-19-21/.

 

“Our First Embalming” now up on Cosmic Horror Monthly

A huge thank you to@CosmicHorrorMo for selecting my short “Our First Embalming” as the first place finisher in their Nov. 1 Micro Madness contest. You can read this now on their Patreon. https://www.patreon.com/cosmichorrormonthly
It’s also in the December issue:
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