Scott... in action!
Page 3--deeper into the past
Frightfest 2005 at Lazy Lion Books, Oct. 29, 2005,
Fuquay-Varina, NC: Stephen Mark Rainey, Gina Farago, Drew
Williams, Scott Nicholson, and ugly rubber troll. Man,
I'll go to any extreme to get a date.
Shockliners at Dragoncon '05--I was in my "Fat
Elvis" period
R.H. Stavis and
me at DragonCon, Sept. 4, 2005. I think I was channeling
Brian Keene below.
Brian Keene, Scott, and Dale Bailey at Books-A-Million in
Asheboro, NC. Two of the most talented horror writers of
the decade. Plus me.
Jon Hodges, Eric S. Brown and Scott in Sylva, NC--I'd say
something about the "good, bad, and ugly" but I
couldn't tell which was which
Stephanie Simpson-Woods, Stephen Sommerville and Scott at
the Wilkes Co. (NC) library--Stephen, your spell has no
power over me. Garlic works!
At
the local Waldenbooks, where The Manor outsells Grisham--well, it did, I swear, for
that one hour, and...and...oh, never mind
Scott
and Book Warehouse (now Black Bear Books) manager Scott
Wheeler. My hometown indie in Boone, NC, has done a lot
to promote me.
Planning
ahead at a Civil War reenactment
Signing the chair, a hallowed tradition at Fireside Books
in Forest City, NC. I signed it "Stephen King"
so it would be worth something one day.
Janet, Scott,
and Phillip at The Harvest book launch, B&N, Hickory
NC. The little inflatable alien was my tour mascot--we
both deflated at the end of it and, please, no jokes
about love dolls and alien probes
At a Mountain Writers workshop, March 2003. That's Eric
S. Brown beside me--his mother tells him to write books
just like mine
With
the wonderful Kelly Goldberg and "Dangerous
Red" Mehitobel Wilson at DragonCon 2001(?). Kelly,
you are one of a kind and deeply missed.
Watauga County Library poster, 2002 (photo
by Marie Freeman). That's Girl--if you stalk her, I will
hunt you down and kill you
Here's a cute
little reason why one of my novels took 18 months to
complete. My co-author tended to have control
issues.
This was on my first story collection--with Frodo, the
fearless
My first real computer--it only knew three letters, which
is why I was rejected so often
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