Let’s take this year is reverse order: My latest essay, Why I Don’t Believe in Kim Jong Il or Jesus Christ, is now live over at An American Atheist. Also, I’ve separated out my published Fiction and Non-Fiction pages here since I now have enough essays to justify their own page, and going forward I’ll have a [...]
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Year in Review
Posted: December 31, 2011 in Blog EntriesTags: agnosticism, an american atheist, Atheism, Craig Clevenger, gather kindling, manarchy magazine, religion, Richard Thomas, Warmed and Bound
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I’ve finally updated my bio
Posted: December 8, 2011 in Blog Entries, Non-FictionTags: Anthony David Jacques, biography
And it’s about time. In the years since I launched this site quite a lot has changed, and I finally have something worth putting into a bio. Whereas before I relied on sarcasm and a few scant publication credits, I can now afford to list some more pertinent information here and direct readers to my [...]
Warmed and Bound News and Interviews
Posted: July 24, 2011 in Blog EntriesTags: Amanda Gowan, Anthony David Jacques, Brian Evenson, Caleb J. Ross, Craig Clevenger, Richard Thomas, Stephen Graham Jones, Steve Erikson, Warmed and Bound
Many thanks to those of you who have been supportive of me and the rest of the Velvet writers, for your loyalty and your friendship, and for making this whole experience such a rewarding success, and cheers to all of you.
Please allow Steve Erickson to tell you about Warmed and Bound
Posted: July 1, 2011 in Blog Entries, Book Review, Non-FictionTags: Craig Celevenger, Stephen Graham Jones, Warmed and Bound
The book is called, Warmed and Bound : A Velvet Anthology, and among such notable writers as Craig Clevenger, Stephen Graham Jones and Brian Evanson, you’ll find a short story of my own. For a complete list of authors, click here or go to the official site (which looks hauntingly like my own, and that’s awesome). Steve [...]
In the past few weeks I’ve started up a little rhetorical back and forth with a buddy of mine from college, Joshua Burkett, and we’ve decided to start posting it over on his blog, fourfingerculture.com. The budding column, if I can call it that, is called Dueling Liberals. Think Dueling Banjos, only much less redneck. And with more quotes from classical philosophy. Actually, it’s nothing like Dueling Banjos.
