Literary Pet Peeve #26 by Tom Pitts
So, if you write songs it should be easy peasy to write stories…right? Not so, says Piggyback (Snubnose Press) author–and musician–Tom Pitts, not even close. Sit back and allow Tom...
View ArticlePiggyback by Tom Pitts
He was all-business in a business full of fools. You know that saying, a friend will help you move; a true friend will help you move a body? Yeah, well,...
View ArticlePenguins & Vomit by Josh Stallings
It is my extreme pleasure to welcome Josh Stallings, author of the Moses McGuire series, to the blog today to talk about his amazingly frank and powerful memoir, All the...
View ArticleAll the Wild Children by Josh Stallings
“I don’t believe some higher force is planning this life for me. If I did, I’d give up, lay down and die right now. Because it would be clear, that...
View ArticleHustle by Tom Pitts
He hated Rich for his cynicism, for his instinctual inability to trust anyone. He didn’t want to end up that way, with that black hole for a heart. Street hustler...
View ArticleKnuckleball by Tom Pitts
“He made us all victims,” one caller said. “It was a hate crime of the worst kind, the hate was for us all, for society.” As the city of San...
View ArticleHustle by Tom Pitts (Down & Out edition)
If you missed Hustle by Tom Pitts when it was first released, good news—a new edition is now out from Down & Out Books! Jacket copy: Two young hustlers, caught...
View ArticleWear Your Home Like a Scar by Nik Korpon
“The stupid things you do for love…” Wear Your Home Like a Scar is a master class in how to write both short stories and noir. Not a word wasted,...
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