Sonoran Desert Toads, an Update on The Somerton Man Case, and Novel Progress
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The desert toads are out and about because of Arizona monsoon weather—I can't remember the last time I saw a toad. It's probably been decades. My spouse managed to get this photo with a bit of zoom, so we didn't scare it.
What's New?
- A new Behind the Scenes for Absolution is up at Languages, and a Friendly Coincidence. If you're new, be sure to start here. I threw my real-life friend into an immersive horror story. 😈
- A while back, I wrote a briefing, Tamám Shud Case: The Mystery of the Somerton Man, and there's brand new evidence that just hit Australia. You can read the case overview at the link I just provided and then read the breaking news here and here. Spoiler: the Somerton Man may have been identified. Also, super secret images on Google Drive related to the case.
- I'm back in the swing of novel editing, and things are moving along with the second draft of my first novel. Fancy.
- Next Week: One of the few vampires documented in official government records.
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