“All I can say is I hope God has mercy on their souls, because the wrong gentleman never does.” So Inspector G. Lestrade advises Dr. John H. Watson. But who is this wrong gentleman? And what does he have to do with …
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2023 Writing Review and 2024 Preview
Steven Philip Jones
Posted in Audio, Books, Comics, Cool Stuff, Fiction, Lovecraft, Personal, Promotions, Sherlock Holmes, Talented Friends
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Looks like it’s time for another year-end writing review and a look at next year’s writing projects. If you read my 2022 review, you may remember me wrapping it up by listing three possible 2023 projects, starting with a submission …
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2015 Writing Review
Steven Philip Jones
Posted in Audio, Books, Comics, Cool Stuff, Fiction, H. P. Lovecraft, On Writing, Personal, Talented Friends
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“Hey, Steve, 2015 is almost over. We haven’t seen a lot of stuff coming out with your name on it lately. What have you been up to this year?” I’m glad you asked! This was primarily the Year of the …
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