And here’s what else I’ve been working on lately:

Currently in progress, Compassion Fatigue features a stressed-out veterinarian whose children are implicated in a shooting…and it gets worse from there.  Here’s what the beginning looks like.

And, recently completed:

Other People’s Pets is a novel about Bill, a Chicago dogwalker in moral turmoil over a night he can’t remember.  Also featuring: lycanthropy, theoretical physics, and kamikaze poetry.  Read an excerpt here.

A Near-Life Experience is a novel set in the 1990s about a love triangle in a Bozeman, Montana trailer park.  An earlier version was a finalist in the Pirate’s Alley Faulkner Society’s contest.  You can read an excerpt here.  I’ve also recently rewritten the story as a screenplay.