As a kid, I can remember having mixed feelings about Devil's Night (the night before Halloween in Detroit ... look it up).
It was right around the time of my birthday, so I usually kept the birthday celebration going -- through Devil's Night, Oct. 30, and then Halloween, Oct. 31.
So, when I had the chance to write my latest short novel, I had a real event that provided the perfect setting for a story about adversity, love, pain, race, violence and more.
I developed "They Still Call it Devil's Night" with that, and so much more, in mind.
Check out my latest short novel (I am saving the longer, better ones for the possibility of traditional publishing (it could be a long shot, but I am gong to hang onto that hope).
