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)

Or find a story by Craig within these fantastic collections

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 )
A poem, The New England Chapter of Broken-Hearted Ghosts, in Morsus Vitae #3 online magazine for free
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 )

Ornaments of memory

On the left are the ornaments Suzanne gave me 39 years ago. We had been dating just a couple months and she had started asking me all sorts of left field questions. They elicited enough information for her to craft this beautiful collection which perfectly fit the very tiny tree in my apartment. I later learned that they were intended as a breakup gift, but something I said or did put that on hold. A few years later Suzanne wanted to add a handmade menorah made from her leftover clay. I may have said, “I’ve seen a lot of menorahs now, but never a dragon one.” Merry Christmas!

Ukuleles past

From my first ukulele Christmas. Suzanne captured this bizarrely interesting moment- probably just joking with Dave T., who was responsible for me playing with the group. I like to think we were considering ending the last song with an all-out Who freak-out. I’m out of commission this year, but hoping to return in January.