Download "September in Los Angeles," the afterword mentioned on the dustjacket of The Night Men, here. Informal writings (Latest book here ) Everything's pretty much moved over to the blog, of which this is the best stuff. Newsletters March, 2002 newsletter End-of-year 2001 newsletter November, 2001 newsletter September, 2001 newsletter July, 2001 Newsletter November, 2000 newsletter August, 1999 newsletter (PDF) Essays, etc. The Talking Villain Short story posted November, 2003 On Teaching Writing Written while annoyed. 3 Gin-and-tonics - or - Not Quite a Sonnet Profanity warning Between You, Me, and the Bookshelf Written for Booksense.com On Passion INSTRUCTIONS Interactive short story Maine Times article about Tess Gerritsen's The Surgeon Nov. 2001 On Ages Written while attending the June In Buffalo new music festival On Genres Written while attending the June In Buffalo new music festival Robert is a Genius A one-pager with the characters from my novels An Interesting Four Months My diagnosis with MS Intensely Mercurial Ray Limericks A Terrible Macchiato Independent short filmmaking is bad for friendships. Collaborations Diva Dispatch #1 With Kathleen Haaversen Originally published in Classical Singer Magazine Mugged and The Haunted John I wrote the music for Joseph Wallace's audio stories. Lots of musical collaborations with the usual suspects Selawik Stories With the students of the Selawik Davis-Ramoth School in Selawik, Alaska Things about 9-11 Thanks to Ivan Van Laningham for hosting the video. At Starbucks, Queens, NY Text essay September 12, 2001 A Walking Tour of Manhattan Video documentary, September 13, 2001 Going Home Video documentary From midtown to Queens September 14, 2001 Brooklyn Elegy Video documentary. From downtown Brooklyn, along Atlantic Avenue, to Brooklyn Heights September 15, 2001 September in Los Angeles RTF file (open with any word processor) A downloadable afterword to THE NIGHT MEN. September 17, 2001 Writing after 9-11 MP3 files Mystery writers Jonathan Harrington, Sinclair Browning, SJ Rozan, and Keith Snyder talk about the effect of 9-11 on writers. From an unsanctioned panel at Bouchercon, early November, 2001.

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