Uncanny Tales: Storytime for Adults

I was honored that Chris Humphreys recently read some of my short fiction as part of the Vancouver Public Library's "Uncanny Tales: Storytime for Adults" series.

In a delightful dark and black and white setting, Chris reads my short stories "That Old Silk Hat They Found" and "Browsers."

"That Old Silk Hat They Found" is a tale that appears in my mini short story collection Snowman Shivers: Dark Humor Snowman Tales and is about my perception of what might really happen should a snowman come to life.

"Browsers" is the tale of a bookshop that feeds, like a Venus flytrap for book nerds, and appears in my mini-story collection Active Reader: And Other Cautionary Tales from the Book World.

 

 

You can see the video here.

Chris has, so far, narrated a few of my horror story collections.

Bumps in the Night: Creepy Campfire Tales

 

Night Cries (Nocturnal Screams Volume 1)

 

 Ode to Classics (Nocturnal Screams Volume 2)

 

Why Can't I Do Normal Memes? Boop The Floof

It started off as a normal meme.

That cute little audio clip originally created by Matt Cox (@findmattcox on TikTok) while my phone camera sneaks up on Meredith, our lovely cat.

 But I'm not a normal person.

And our pets aren't normal either.

How could they be with so many skeletons in and out of our closets?

Pets of a horror writer aren't normal pets, are they?

The Book Break

It was great catching up with Melissa Dalton at this past year's Superstars Writing Seminars.

I was honoured to have her interview me for this episode of her awesome show The Book Break for Season Two, Episode Five.

Melissa interviews authors, artists, & publishing industry experts on this weekly show airing on Flashback TV network on Roku & Tiki TV.

The video from YouTube is embedded below.