OTHER WORKS

  • Acrylic - 15" x 20"
    2012

NIGHT CRAWLER

I had taken a nighttime walk on our street and it was very foggy out. I had a flashlight in hand and when I shone it on a tree this image popped into my head—almost exactly the same way Stephen King describes his inspiration for The Mist.

King was inspired to write The Mist by a trip to his local supermarket following a thunderstorm, during which he imagined prehistoric animals and giant insects besieging the building while he was waiting in the checkout line at their local market.

  • The Top of the Volcano
    Ellison, Harlan (Subterranean Press)

  • Firebrand, Touchstone, Trailblazer, Risk-Taker!

    “Only connect,” E.M. Forster famously said, and Harlan Ellison was canny enough to make that the lifeblood of his achievement from the get-go.

    New, fresh and different is tricky in the storytelling business, as rare as diamonds, but, as a born storyteller, Harlan made story brave, daring, surprising again, brought an edge of the gritty and the strange, the erudite and the street-smart, found ways to make words truly come alive again in an over-worded world.

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