You can find Craig in these fine books

Hammer Nail Foot (two short stories, two poems, and a bonus for $1.29 or $10 for the longer paperback)
Thick As A Brick: A Collection, ($10 paperback, $1.99 eBook)
A Book Of Practical Monsters, ($12.50 paperback, $2.99 eBook)
Comic Book Summer ($14 paperback, $5 eBook)
Five Raging Hearts, edited by Craig ($18.64 paperback, $5 eBook)
Post-Apocalyptic Policing With Frida Kahlo, ($3.99 eBook, $16 paperback, $13.08 audiobook)

Or find work by Craig within these fantastic collections

3 poems in Horror en América and Beyond ($16.99 on Amazon)
The Gifts of Small Gods in The Haunted Mailbox (subscription)
Behind the Music in Hotel of Haunts ($19.99 paperback)
Pushcart Prize nominee
FusionFriends and the Purple Cow in Space and Time #146 ($12 magazine, $3.99 Kindle)
I Don’t See Myself In You Anymore in Demons & Death Drops: An Anthology of Queer Performance Horror ($26 CAD from Little Ghost Books)
The Best Horror of the Year Volume Sixteen Recommendations (2023)
A Barbed Quill in Unspeakable Horror 3: Dark Rainbow Rising ($5.99 on Kindle)
The Painted Lady on Halloween in Stranger with Friction ($12) Listen to me read it
Thick as a Brick (story) in Lovecraftiana, Lammas Eve 2023 ($9.99 on Amazon)
What Is It They Say About A Good Life in Year of the Tarot: Wands ($2.99 on Kindle )
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Pushcart Prize nominee
Any Other Person in Jersey Devil Press (free to read )
A poem, The New England Chapter of Broken-Hearted Ghosts, in Morsus Vitae #3 online magazine for free
Vampire Videoconference in Sci-Fi Lampoon, Summer 2023 ($12 or so on Lulu)

Stamps and Kicks

Honestly, it’s a treat when the postal kiosk is down and I buy stamps at the counter because they have all the pictures. I went with the generationally obvious choice (which was not the other generationally obvious choice, William F. Buckley- just go watch Best of Enemies (2015) IYKYK). Also, watch 30 for 30: Be Water on ESPN for a great Bruce Lee doc

Is It In?

Mark Braam discovered this hiding in his home. I started this improv group, Is It In? with Leslee Warren, Scott Clevenger, Ruth Rosenbaum, Jerry Kernion and others. This was our debut, I believe. And we did comedy improv for 3 hours… for 50 cents a head and we packed this Irish pub. Before the last set, Mark even gave us a big introduction with that huge beautiful voice of his (which was one reason I cast him as Peter in JC Superstar). Our troupe name came from a dirty joke (did you think otherwise?) told by Ruth or Scott during a rehearsal break. I tried resurrecting the group in Boston, but different people made for different chemistry. We had a couple gigs (improv in theater in the round is tricky), but those college crowds and especially those first partners- great memories.