THE BEST OF THE SCREAM FACTORY

I was lucky enough to have a story in the issue of THE SCREAM FACTORY that was dedicated to the 25th anniversary of George Romero's NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD. My story was called "The Zombie Who Walked Down Division Street" and is set in the universe of my novella FOR YOU, THE LIVING. Harry Fassl (HEF), dead a decade now, did the beautiful artwork.

FROM THE BACK COVER OF PAIN GRIN

I wish I had more photos from back then, but Harry Fassl was running low on his Roloflex film and we were on a mission. We were shooting black and white shots along Archer and I saw the burnt out car and didn't even care, I just climbed right in, after taking my jacket off. Other photos from that excursion ended up in SEQUITER#1 and SILVER WEB.

THE PILLS AND THE PAIN GRIN

Harry Fassl died in October of 2008. For years he worked with me on stories and chapbooks. I particularly thought he did a great job on this illustration from PAIN GRIN. Looking at some of the labels, I forgot Flexeril ever existed. And I would kill to have a metal tube of Ben-Gay.