Download the story:
My Site (PDF)
Scribd
Feedbooks

I hope you like it. Please free free to email me and to give me your feedback.

Also, the cover art is a teaser for the upcoming art style of Tune, the comic book I’m working on.

Thanks for reading!

Buttons linking to my work on Scribd and Feedbooks are now over on the right, under the rss, email, and twitter buttons.

In interests of getting more of my work out there in multiple channels, I’m in the process of putting some of my writing up on Feedbooks. Currently only Waiting, Time to Get Up, and The Canoe are up there, but Neither a Borrower and another upcoming project will be there eventually.

My tech poetry collection, while awesome, relies too much on formatting to be a good fit for the Feedbooks format. However, you can always find it on Scribd, via mininova (bit torrent), or on my site.

I choose Feedbooks as the next place to expand because stuff from their site is available on mobile phones, a reading method I support. I personally recommend the Stanza application for you iPhone users. That’s how I read Cory Doctorow’s work in digital form, and that’s how I checked on my stuff on Feedbooks.

I also have plans to start putting some stuff up on Wattpad, at least the things that won’t be ruined without formatting, but that’s a project for another day.

As always, you’re free (and encouraged) to send my stuff to friends if you like it. I’m not doing this for the money (yet…haha), I’m doing it for the love. Help spread the love!

Also, in hopes of getting some of my post backlog a little more organized, I went through and updated the tags, as well as added additional categories. A category widget is over on the right, too, under the recent posts.

Thanks for reading!

While you’re there, you can also read Waiting, a short story about a young man who returns to his home town for an ex-girlfriend’s wedding.

Thanks for reading! Comments always appreciated!