I’m very happy and beyond honored that my story “2011 Cabernet” has been selected for the newest volume of Lilac City Fairy Tales. The anthology has become a local literary institution over the past few years. Each one is made up of prose and poetry from Spokane-locals, and the proceeds go towards Spark Central, the … More Lilac City Fairy Tales

Doctor G was kind enough to have me on the MOTU-Cast podcast, where we took a look at the second installment of the classic Masters of the Universe mini-comics. We had a great time talking about “The King of Castle Grayskull”, Jack Kirby comics, and all sorts of other geeky goodness. Check it out!  

I’ve never kept track of this sort of thing, but I thought it might be fun for 2018. As it turns out, it’s just showing me the depths of my addiction. Please bear in mind this looked even worse until this past week or so, when the CW/DC Arrowverse shows came back from hiatus…

Remember how I wrote a novel in 2015, and then the publisher went out of business and it went out of print almost immediately? I do! Bad Publicity, the weird little softboiled satirical tabloid noir / ghost story that could (until it couldn’t anymore), is getting a new lease on life thanks to the folks … More BAD PUBLICITY Update!

I haven’t played video games since middle school, but I’ll be a guest on the excellent gaming live-stream show “Trav Verses”  tonight at 7:30 PST. It probably won’t go well. Check it out! https://www.twitch.tv/events/4piPyIjCQ7uqKcGQBG-xBA

There was a day last week when I caught myself sending query letters, calling copyright holders, scheduling interviews and guest spots on podcasts, plotting out a new story, and checking in with a publisher. All at once. It’s not often that I feel like a professional – like a real writer – but I felt … More Semi-Pro Kind of Life

Originally posted on Comic Book Media:
Author Brian C. Baer clearly had some complicated feelings to work through with regard to the recent release and general quality of Justice League. As such, he has been working on this analysis of the film as a reflection of the times that it was created in. While initially a bit unwieldy, Brian has…