I wrote about this a little on Twitter yesterday.
Had an idea for a story yesterday based loosely on the Catskills Stone Bridge Murders. Set in 1892 NY, it stars Thaddeus Winters, Blaine’s ancestor who will go on to lay the Diogenes Building’s cornerstone. Planned as a short story or novella. (1/3) https://t.co/8vfO6rNoa1
— Danno E. Cabeza (@DannoECabeza) October 28, 2026
I printed the manuscript out for Sally. She doesn't mind reading my stuff -- and, in fact, she seems to really like this particular book -- but she won't read it on the screen. So here's what $75 will buy you at the local Staples, if you're wondering.
I put this up on Instagram, a fact I'm mentioning because I recently (reluctantly) switched my IG profile back to public. What can you do? We've got some books to sell.
That said, I like this pic, and I think it captures our personalities pretty well.
Army absolutely stole a win on the road at Tulsa, and it was totally incredible. I mean, don't get me wrong. All three phases matter, and you can absolutely lose a game on special teams if you boot it bad enough, but that's still a tough way to lose if you're the Golden Hurricane.
Good morning and happy Friday, everyone. I hope you all had a decent week, but even if you didn't, it's Friday now. Wahoo!
The Black Knights have a monster game this week down in Tulsa, Oklahoma, tonight. I mention it because I'm super-excited about it, obviously, but also because I was really happy with the work I did over at As For Football this week as well. With James out learning to fly a new airplane, I've had to do both the Preview and the Keys to Victory for the last two weeks, and I felt like this week's Preview in particular came out really well. Go check that out if you want to see the kind of writing that earned us a following back in the day.
With that out of the way, let's get into it.
Of the interviews I've done recently to support The Return of Dr. Necropolis, this was probably my favorite just because we spent so much time actually talking about writing and the writing process. Normally, everybody wants to treat me like a straight-up sports guy.
That's mostly fine, but it's hardly all that I am, nor is it necessarily the way that I think about myself. This interview offered a chance to show a different side of my personality and my life, and I felt really grateful for that.
If you're interested, I've embedded versions of the show from YouTube, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify, depending on your platform of preference.
What a week, friends. I've been up in Albany all week, and it's been busy as all hell. You wouldn't think missing my thrice-weekly train commute would make that much difference, but it threw off my whole production schedule, and alongside some other incidental nonsense, made this kind of a Thayer Week for yours truly.
My dog is sick, too, so it's been a really tough week to be away.
But what can you do?
Mike K. Heit posted this to Instagram, and it's awesome. Since I've spent some time today writing about Army Football, I'm now super-ready for Saturday's game. Enjoy!
I finally sent the barcode out to the cover artist this morning. Had been putting this off for the longest time because it involves locking some stuff in with Bowker, the folks who sell ISBN numbers to Americans. But we had to do it, so here's what I gave them.
This thing went out to test-readers just this morning. Fingers crossed, friends.
Happy Friday, friends!
If you're wondering, I didn't mean to be gone all week. I want to build a better following on the blog with my book coming out, and writing nothing for a full week is not the way to get that done.
What can you do? I got busy this week. Not just with AFF but rewriting Dr. Necropolis's sequel, Gun Girl Gracie. I really want to get that thing out to test-readers soon, but I want to make sure that it's as good as it can be before I send it off, so I wound up kind of falling down the rabbit hole with it.
Anyway. We're back now. Let's get into it.
Happy Friday, friends.
We've had a busy week. I spent a little time rewriting Gun Girl Gracie around midweek, and as much as I enjoyed it, that little indulgence put me behind the chains with As For Football as the week developed. We somehow managed to get everything together on deadline this week, but I'm telling you, yesterday got kind of frantic.
Whew!
Thankfully, it's now Friday, and with our weekly mailer out, my work here is done... at least for the next forty-eight or so hours. That gives us a bit of time to ponder the week that was.
It feels like a lot happened.
I don't know if you guys are interested in this, but I added a new widget to the blog's sidebar today. Have me on your podcast!
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