The Circle Magazine, Vol. 9 Issue 2
"Serum: This hurts us more than it hurts you. Really." by Jason Scott
The Baltimore Review, Vol. 9 Number 1
"Preservation," by Nathan Leslie
"The Dinner Appointment," by Toby Tucker Hecht
Black Warrior Review, Issue 31.2
"Five and Dime," Lewis Buzbee
Washington Square, Issue 15
"Streak," Stephen Dixon
"That Summer," Rumaan Alam
Willow Springs, Issue 55
"All Roads Lead to Flesh and Bone," Imad Rahman
Crazy Horse, Number 66
"A Dictionary of Saints," Anthony Varallo
Concho River Review, Volume XIX Number 1
"The Long Cheat," Linda E. Clopton
Antioch Review, Volume 63 Number 2
"Our Fathers, Who Aren't," Elizabeth Downs
"Last Night's Excitement," Zdravka Evtimova
New Orleans Review, Volume 31 Number 1
"Ice Fishing for Alligators," William Borden
"Heroes," Michael Czyzniejewski
Center, Volume 4
"Facial Exercises," Adam Gardner
Third Coast, Spring 2005
"Mayweather Takes the Oath," Trudy Lewis
Bellowing Ark, Volume Twenty-One Number Two
"The Sound of Orange," Patricia E. Gilmore
Swink, Issue 2
"The Trees," Anthony Doerr
Gulf Coast, Volume 17 Number 2
"Romantic Comedy," Greg Hammond
Agni, Issue 60
"The Sightseer," Sari Wilson
The Missouri Review, XXVI, 3
"Emeritus," Jill Marquis
The Texas Review, Volume XXV Numbers 3&4
"The Physical Limits of Glass," Margaret Kingery
descant, Volume 43
"The Seventh Circle of Smile-Care Playhouse," Leah. T. Chappabitty
Zoetrope All-Story, Vol 9 No 2
"Chicken," Damon Galgut
The Georgia Review, Vol LVIII, Number 4
"A Splendid Wife," Amber Dermont
Web Sites
Melissa takes pictures
My Silly Rabbit, Lara Schneider's animation site
Paul Osen creates urban media
Steve Noxon, one of the most talented artists I know, has this site
I'll always remember my friend Jason Lamport
Michael Fischer is always starting some new project or another
Chris Ward is a great programmer
Katie Pollard does research I can't even pronounce
I miss Stapp Beeton
Jed Arkley does improv
I always wondered what Peter Creath got busy with
There's also Todd Arkley, who cannot be described
Joel Aufrecht ended up a nerd like the rest of us
I used to work for Mark Rice, and he's still a favorite person
Mark Walz and I shared some laid back good times
Kenjji Marshall and Kito Jumanne - it's hard to tell which is more talented
Owen Plant simply became a rock star.
Ramzi Abed makes moving pictures
Need graphic design? Ask Larissa Pickens
Mel Sisneros was quoted in Rolling Stone
Chris Barrios and I used to tear up Austin
Helping to educate us all, Aleck Johnson
Barnaby Willett is now a meditation expert
Matt Borcherding still explains TCP/IP better than anyone I know
I've always liked Nate Hackstock's visual design
Jason Linder keeps integrity and law in the same sentence
Luis and Gemma DeSantos started a nifty art gallery
Jesse Hayward makes capital-A Art.
Ed Kalafus mixes techno when not teaching or doing math
Mark Hespenheide teaches and takes photos
Texas Literary Links
Bookstores
Literary Groups and Programs
Cultural Arts Council, Houston
Literary Events
Readings at University of Houston
Libraries
Rice University Fondren Library
University of St. Thomas Library
Houston Baptist University Library
Books
Moe Howard Died for Our Sins. More than satire, or humor, this book is pure mockery. It offers no solutions but an insight into the absurdity of the problems, which is therapeutic to say the least.
Mystery Books. I (um) read a lot of stuff that most people might think is garbage. I think it's great!
Websites
These are writers' websites in which I participate.
Amazon.com
Writers.net
Writers Digest
Writing.com
Writers BBS
Places
Harvest Coffee is where I unwind, often.
TML Executive Search was a fun place to work.
Moxie Planet for cartoons and illustrations.
Utterly nothing important