“The Worst Door” and an Interview!

My short story, “The Worst Door,” has been published in the January 2010 issue of SpokeWrite, a local journal of the arts.

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In addition to the short story, my alter ego Frank Scalise has a short story called “Vancouver Dreams” in the issue.

And finally, there is an author interview featuring me. 

The journal features other regional writers, poets and artists.  You can get it at local bookstores (Hastings or Auntie’s especially) or from Gray Dog Press directly:  http://graydogpress.com/ .

One final note:  “The Worst Door” was a finalist for the Derringer Award in 2006.