You can find Craig in these fine books

StickyFebruary 3, 2025BooksWritingCraig Brownlie

**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 a story by Craig within these fantastic collections

StickyAugust 6, 2024BooksWritingCraig Brownlie

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)

**Vampire Videoconference** in *Sci-Fi Lampoon*, Summer 2023 ($12 or so on Lulu)

**What Is It They Say About A Good Life** in *Year of the Tarot: Wands* ($2.99 on Kindle )

The first appearance of the monsters in *No More Resolutions* ($1.00 on Kindle)

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**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

The Sword in the Stone

July 3, 2026Still LifePhotoCraig Brownlie

One of these photos is from today and the other five years ago. I choose to believe that Merlin and Archimedes rearrange things on their own.

The fog… THE FOG

The ocean waited deep inside the fog. The circus tent, however, had appeared overnight… the heavy mist smelled of buttered popcorn and elephants and clown makeup…

Even More Japan

July 1, 2026TravelTravelCraig Brownlie

Random photos from Japan. From temples to underground music clubs, illuminated art to love motels, we saw a lot.

Refuse Art

Rochester calls the dump Ecopark. People will make art installations out of whatever wherever.

Mt. Hope Cemetery

Look closely. That top fountain is out of control. By the entrance to Mt. Hope Cemetery yesterday. Go ahead and giggle. I did.

Suzanne’s Birthday

On what would have been Suzanne’s 64th birthday, I was going to post a photo of her with a cake, but what I really want to remember are all the wonderful, weird, happy adventures and joys we shared. Here we had found a deserted bar in Mexico and hung out with a few friends.

Osprey nest on Cape Cod

With an osprey on top for scale. I like to think the ospreys take advantage of the weather tower equipment or at least have been deputized by the National Weather Service.

Walden Pond

June 25, 2026Nature, TravelNature, TravelCraig Brownlie

Stopped by recently.

Current reads, June edition

I’ve been remiss about posting current reads but I did take this photo last week. I have since finished Elegy for Opportunity by Natalie Lim and something unmentionable by Mike Ennenbach, both fantastic. I am still reveling in Camp Damascus by Chuck Tingle and All the Worst Humans: How I Made News for Dictators, Tycoons, and Politicians by Phil Elwood.

Dad

Pretty cool picture of my Dad, timely since I’m picking up a new car tomorrow. He’s looking better doing it though.