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Tag Archives: 199 Cemeteries to See Before You Die
Never Enough 2018: the Finale
Considering I didn’t have a major release out this year, I’m pretty pleased with the number of interviews I did and the attention that 199 Cemeteries is still receiving. Podcasts Extreme Genes, my first genealogy podcast ever, chatted with me about … Continue reading
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Posted in Resume, writing
Tagged 199 Cemeteries to See Before You Die, Alondra DeCourval, Alondra teas, cemetery, genealogy, podcast, tea
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Never Enough: Live in 2018
Never Enough doesn’t really describe this year’s live events, because I’m pleased with how many times I got invited to speak or read in public. I’m not sure I could have managed anything more. Lectures: I spoke to Angela Hennessy’s … Continue reading
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Posted in horror writers, literary event, Reading in Public
Tagged 199 Cemeteries to See Before You Die, Association for Gravestone Studies, Bay Area Book Festival, Bay Area Horror Writers, BayCon 2018, Broad Universe, EM Markoff, FogCon 2018, Horror Writers Association, litcrawl, Odd Salon, Worldcon
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199 Cemeteries at Cypress Lawn
Next Sunday, September 16, I will show some of my favorite photographs from 199 Cemeteries to See Before You Die at one of my favorite cemeteries in the book, Colma’s Cypress Lawn Memorial Park. Cypress Lawn was founded in the … Continue reading
