Let’s see if I can bring together enough brain cells to write this coherently enough.

i have been working approximately 240 hours per month, with minimal days off, for the last 4 months. Because of that work, most everything in my life has suffered tremendously in one way or another. 

As for my writing, that has taken a serious hit. Serious enough that my writing has actually been non-existent. 

Fortunately, I came up with a solution. I have invited a man by the name of Neil Blankenship to join me in a joint writing venture. Neil excitedly said yes, and as soon as I push through a prior commitment, Neil and I will be working on one of my projects, Slow Burn.

Other than that, I am simply working towards a boat, and once I have it, the insane hours will come to an end.

thanks for your patience!

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Pavlov’s Dogs

Well, unfortunately, work has been taking it’s toll on me. I have been working with only two days off this entire month, and I am about ready to slap someone just for breathing.

Not only does that kind of a work schedule take a toll on my personal and physical life, it also takes a toll on my writing time. I have made no progress the past several weeks on any of my writing projects.

What am I working on?

Well, I have a zombie novel titled Slow Burn that is SO CLOSE but still so far away.

I am working on a military sci-fi novel with Eric Brown that is fast approaching the halfway mark.

And I have the start to a second Avery Nolan adventure that has been picked up by TwinStar Media.

But none of them are progressing because I am nothing but a zombie myself.

Fortunately, I have a new motivation in my life, and one that requires money. Right now, the only way to make more money is to sell another book. Now if I can just stop working such ungodly hours I can even crack one of my books, maybe I will get somewhere.

Thanks for your patience, there are good things on the horizon.

Tony

Just a reminder that if you find yourself in Seattle, Washington this weekend, I and my fellow Permuted Press authors will be attending the largest horror convention in the NorthWest, Crypticon.

Also in attendance will be celebrities like Don Coscarelli (Phantasm), Danielle Harris (Rob Zombie’s Halloween), Doug Bradley (Hellraiser), Sonny Landham (Predator) and Dee Wallace (E.T.). Other artists attending include Robert Elrod (artist), Lyle Perez (author and Rainstorm Press), and many more.

http://www.crypticonseattle.com/

Hope to see you there!

Tony

I will be attending Crypticon May 25-27 at the Seattle Hilton Conference Center near the Sea-Tac Airport.

Joining me will be fellow Permuted Press authors Eloise Knapp, Jessica Meigs, Peter Clines, Timothy W. Long, Gareth Wood, Craig DiLouie, Scott M. Baker and David Snell. Another of my friends Lyle Perez will be there as well selling his books.

As of right now, the guest list for Crypticon reads like this: Doug Bradley (Pinhead), Dee Wallace Stone, Don Coscarelli (Phantasm), Sonny Landham (Predator), Ricou Browning (Creature from the Black Lagoon), Marilyn Burns (Texas Chainsaw Massacre), Richard Kiel (Jaws from 007), J. LaRose (Saw III), and others.

I will be signing and selling copies of my book Kings of the Dead, and will just be looking to have a good time visiting with other fans of the horror genre.

Stop by and say Hello!

http://www.crypticonseattle.com