Severed Dreams (novel)

Summary: Six outcasts struggle to face their demons and work together in order to stop a galactic civil war.

Current Status:  Final rewrites.

9th Ward (short story)

Summary:  A hurricane victim tries to survive a supernatural collision of past and future New Orleans.

Published:  The Midnight Diner (April 2009).

City of Refuge (short story)

Summary:  A prophet accused of murder is transported across a post-apocalyptic America to a stronghold controlled by the Catholic Church.

Current Status:  Under review for the Nick Cave Anthology.

Communicating With The Dead (flash)

Summary: A husband tries to communicate with his wife after she’s been infected with a deadly toxin.

Current Status: Under review at Shock Totem.

Ghost in the Machine (short story)

Summary:  Supporters of a covert government mind control program get more than they bargained for when surveillance techniques are turned against them.

Current Status:  Under review at Apex Magazine and Weird Tales.

We Interrupt This Program (short story)

Summary:  A series of Election Day bombings force a cable news director to chose between his family and country.

Current Status: Under review at Shimmer.

Zombie Nation (short story)

Summary: A plague of self-interest and apathy threatens to bring the world to the brink of war as a virus spreads across Africa.

Current Status: Under review at Murky Depths.

Henry V (stage adaptation)

Summary: Shakespeare’s greatest war story adapted as an interactive play.

Current Status: Early Draft.

The “Back from the Dead” edition of Coach’s Midnight Diner is now available from Amazon.  Alongside fiction from Kim Paffenroth and Bob Freeman, you’ll find my future take on the 9th Ward of New Orleans.

The story, written weeks after Hurricane Katrina nearly destroyed the city, follows a young man struggling to survive a supernatural collision of past and present in a rebuilt neighborhood very different from the one he knew as a child.

The release date for The Midnight Diner has officially moved to December.  I’ll post an exact date when I get it from the publisher, but I’m told you can expect to curl up with my tale of past and future New Orleans by Christmas.