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Tag Archives: Dana Fredsti
5 Questions for Dana Fredsti
Dana Fredsti and I go way back. She wrote about Forest Lawn and her love for zombie movies in Death’s Garden, my first book about cemeteries. She wrote about surfing, ghost hunting, and working at a big cat rescue for … Continue reading
The Dangerous Type
Today is The Dangerous Type’s 4th birthday. Four years ago today, the book came out from Night Shade Books. There were things I loved about the book release: that cover image is one. It captures the attitude of the main … Continue reading
5 Questions with Dana Fredsti and David Fitzgerald
I met Dana Fredsti in February 1990, which boggles my mind. Back then, I was living in the Haight-Ashbury neighborhood and a friend brought her by. She wrote for Death’s Garden: Relationships with Cemeteries and many issues of Morbid Curiosity magazine, … Continue reading
Why do writers write?
This Sunday (9/11/16), I’ll be joining S.G. Browne and Dana Fredsti at Borderlands Cafe in San Francisco to figure out just why writers write. The panel discussion will roam from the philosophical to the practical: why, how, and where to … Continue reading