Also from the should-have-mentioned-this-a-month ago file (big file, that)… The Antihumanist – 4th Edition is now available for free download, containing my short story “Walk.” The PDF version of this issue is available here: https://theantihumanists.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/The-Antihumanist-Fourth-edition-.pdf.
A bit late in getting this up here, but if you’re into small bites of machines going bad, check out Black Ink Fiction’s Ctrl Alt Del: Drabbles 2 (Revelations), which contains my story “Truce.” If you’re interested in buying a copy and supporting this great publisher, you can do so at Amazon.com. Thanks to Brandi Hicks and Shelly Jarvis for pulling together this great collection!
I’m very excited to be on the faculty of Nafallen University for their 2022-2023 year, where I will be teaching HIS 436: The History of Smells, and TOR 363: Torture with Common Household Objects (always a popular course, although HOME-EC 101 is a recommended prerequisite). Many thanks to Matt at @MHP_Horror for pulling this fun (and fictional) project together!
Y0u can pick up a copy of the Nafallen University 2022-2023 Course Catalog at Amazon.com.
The latest edition of Dark Horses: The Magazine of Weird Fiction just dropped with my story, “Red Sands at Morning.” And look at that cover. Thank you Wayne! Available at Amazon.com for $2.99 (Kindle) or $6.99 (paperback) if anyone is looking for something fun to take to the beach.
Location: Franconia, NH
Date: 5/22/22
Finally got some kayaking in, much later than usual. This is Echo Lake, at the base of Cannon Mountain.
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Location: Hart’s Location, NH
Date: 4/6/22
They list it as a moderate hike, but honestly, there isn’t much in the way of difficulty here. It’s probably best to avoid it after a snowfall, as a section of it runs right along a steep ridge (the AllTrails comment about a ski pole going right through and finding air gave me some pause). Very short – one mile out and back – but the falls definitely makes it worth it. The whole area out on the Crawford Notch Rd. (before you hit Attitash) is gorgeous, with many trails and trailheads.
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Location: Lincoln, NH
Date: 3/26/22
Heavily trafficked in the summer (and fairly expensive to get in), the Flume Gorge is incredible in the winter. Definitely a must-hit if you find yourself in the Franconia corridor in the winter (crampons are a must, however). A bit late in the season, but the snow pack was still lighter than it usually is in late March.
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Location: Carroll, NH
Date: 3/22/22
Mt. Willard is always a great hike, summer or winter. The overlook/payoff is amazing, especially in the winter.
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