The wonderful folks at Keyhole Magazine are running my newest short-fiction piece, “The Migration Patterns of Insects,” in their summer edition. Please be a pal and pick up a copy. I love this magazine and I’m stoked and honored they asked me on board for this issue. I’m proud of the story I’ve featured in […]

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So, it’s been a year. One year and 45 posts later I’ve managed to keep this site hobbling along with semi-regular updates, though the responsibilities of a day job and the (occasional) pleasantries of fiction writing have a tendency to nag like the ulcers I’ve recently adopted. I’ve done a lot of bitching and moaning […]

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The FBI admitted on Saturday that it obtained the phone records of newspaper reporters employed at the Washington Post and The New York Times, as reported by the Associated Press.

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Internet and privacy advocates say U.S. wiretapping laws should be updated to protect email and cyber content, this after a recent court case involving Hollywood’s alleged breaching of a popular Website for confidential information.

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Finally. The Federal Communications Commission has come down on Comcast, the Philadelphia-based telecom giant that has repeatedly been accused of interfering with Internet traffic and violating user privacy.

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