I usually just say I voted. I early voted in Virginia. It’s a situation we were forced into. I voted Yes. Tomorrow is Election Day. Vote Yes, Virginia!

So I was on a film panel at a con a while back, and I cited the merits of The Exorcist. Dude next to me does an: Oh, puh-leeze look. Seriously? Are you so devoid of imagination you can’t see the merits and the scares?

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Just typed a phrase for which delineation with em spaces was the perfect choice. Oh my god, am I becoming AI?

Darth Vader and storm troopers in modern outfits

If you’re like me, you have cool friends who send you their experiments produced when learning to use their new 3D printer.

A Disturbance of Shadows

Bryn Hudson’s in for a deadly storm, a dark old mansion and secrets tied to dangerous rituals. Can she survive a night at Lovegrove Farm? www.amazon.com/Distu...

Passing this along for an author and very nice person faced with high medical expenses.

gofund.me/3ebbd59ce

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My new column on vintage horror paperbacks is live today over at Wicked Horror.

I’ll never get tired of watching people in Budapest celebrating getting rid of Viktor Orbán.

I’m dancing along with the people of Hungary!

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Artemis II splashed down safely and Orban’s out. Nice weekend.

Dana Andrews in curse of the demon holding runes.

If you’re like me, random lyrics from The Rocky Horror Picture Show opening song pop into your head with no warning.

This is pretty fabulous.

In Turkey, an elderly man who earns his living by shining shoes is visited every morning at the same time by a cat that asks to have its fur brushed. The man never turns down this little friend.😍👍💙

Splashdown

Home from the sky and beyond! Welcome back to Earth, Artemis II!

And exhale!

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😄Some guy on a friend’s timeline. He’s been tossing shovel fulls at me for two days.

I’m holding my breath. The astronauts are calmly looking at the moon.

Guy just tried to insult me by calling me a supposed writer. 😄 Dude, you’re playing stickball. My imposter syndrome’s starting lineup in the majors and bats .300.

Sid in front of 100 Years exhibit

It’s the 100th Anniversary of the reconstruction of Colonial Williamsburg. Went out and toured the anniversary exhibit today, watched the restored film Williamsburg: The Story of a Patriot with Jack Lord, and enjoyed being at the heart of the American Experiment for a while.

Dr. Mel in the pitt

Did you notice Mel’s love for Colonial Williamsburg in the latest episode of The Pitt?

Vintage horror paperbacks array

I’m gonna be writing a monthly column on vintage horror paperbacks over at Wicked Horror dot com. First installment’s April 15. I’ll be channeling misspent hours and pocket change into reviews with reminiscences. #vintagehorror #paperbacksfromhell

Every time I think I have all the features disabled, Apple surprises me.

Sometimes I look back at what I've just typed and discover it's as if it's been rendered in Middle English by flawed organic translator in a Connie Willis novel.

Autocorrect makes buffoons of us all.

Redistricting opponents falsely claim the Virginia measure is not temporary Many backers say they are voting yes because the proposed constitutional amendment would only change the redistricting process until the 2030 census is completed.

Personally I think thirty years of political exile would be okay for a party that has done nothing about threats of war crimes and other nightmares, but Virginia’s redistricting proposal is temporary.

Writer D.B. Andry discusses comics horror in Estuary - Wicked Horror Estuary: A Ghost Story is described as "a chilling tale of secrets buried deep beneath the surf of the idyllic Pacific coast."

I did a little interview with D.B. Andry, co-author of a new comic called ESTUARY. It's a horror tale surrounding a shipwreck, an old chapel and other chills.

Two week hold. It’s 🌮Tuesday.