Slipped – The National

Philip HarrisMusic, Videos

I think it was Caitlin R. Kiernan’s blog that introduced me to The National. I was immediately drawn to their mellow style and the sometimes strange lyrics. We were slated to go to … Read More

Lost Souls

Philip HarrisAuthors, Books

Every reader a book that really speaks to them, mine is Lost Souls by Poppy Z Brite. I read Lost Souls right in the middle of my goth/horror phase – it was the … Read More

Inbetween Days

Philip HarrisWriting, Writing Process

So, with first draft of The Ghost Smuggler written and filed away for a few weeks before I start revising it, what’s next? Well, first up, I don’t want to stop writing. … Read More

It’s a Writing Wrap

Philip HarrisStories, Writing

I finished revising my new story – Bottled Lightning – today and sent it out into the big wide world. I’m pretty happy with it, especially since I really didn’t … Read More

Reading with Wolves

Philip HarrisComics

It’s been a while since I bought a comic – I limit myself to the odd graphic novel these days – but when Caitlin R Kiernan announced Dark Horse were bringing … Read More

In Defense of eBook Pricing

Philip HarrisBooks, Meaty Mondays

This is the latest in a series of Meaty Monday posts – longer posts where I ramble on about writing related topics. You can find the first Meaty Monday post here. Authors are almost legally … Read More

On Caitlin R Kiernan

Philip HarrisAuthors, Books

Caitlin R Kiernan is one of a handful of authors whose books I always buy but never give away (Neil Gaiman, Stephen King, Clive Barker, China Mieville, Haruki Murakami and Banana Yoshimoto being … Read More

Monday Monday

Philip HarrisChatter, The Ghost Smuggler

I’ve had a somewhat cultural few days. Friday evening saw another gig – this time Feist. She brought with her the holder of the world record for longest piano concert … Read More