Happenings on Market Street

There's been "things afoot" in the Great Dismal homestead. The garage roof, which has rotted steadily for years due to the fact that no local contractor would give us a reasonable cost for the repair of that roof - and the round front porch roof - because the latter confuses people, is being replaced. It will have a nice waterproof rubber coating as soon as the rain allows, and the front porch has new lumber, a modified design, and hopes of watertight integrity of its own!

On another note - Trish has her own blog now. It follows Breyer Horses, Crocheting, cooking, home decorating, and whatever else comes to her in the moment...check her out at:

Patricia Lee Macomber

My own main blog, covering news, writing, and more is:
David Niall Wilson

She and I will be writing a Stargate: Atlantis tie-in novel soon.

If you hurry, you can still get one of the last four or five copies of "The Not Quiter Right Reverend Cletus J. Diggs & The Currently Accepted Habits of Nature," my horror novella set in "Old Mill" NC - which I figure (if it existed) would be somewhere between Old Mill and Hertford.

You can get the book (and all of my other books that are currently available) online at The Horror Mall - and many of my titles are available in Hertford at Carolina Moon Books, or in Elizabeth City at Pager After Page Books on Water St.

You can Register as a customer at The Horror Mall by clicking - well - the word register. You'll find some amazing, rare, and hard to find books, t-shirts, videos and more.

Until next time,

Dave & Family

Just a quick Update Post

I have several new books coming out this year, and my collection "Defining Moments," which contained the first story set in fictional "Old Mill, NC" is nominated for the HWA's Bram Stoker Award - as is my short story "The Gentle Brush of Wings," and the writing site I'm part admin of Storytellers Unplugged

I'm doing a lot of updates and posts over at my main blog, Macabre Ink - if you are so inclined, stop by. I'll try to get through here more often and do some local updates! One update is that my novella "The Not Quite Right Reverend Cletus J. Diggs & The Currently Accepted Habits of Nature" is due this spring from Bad Moon Books - and it's ALSO set in "Old Mill," which is loosely based on a mix of Hertford and a few even smaller towns.

More info when it's available.

David