“Take The Bumble, for example: A man designed for his job, as if his creator had known all along.”

“Take The Bumble, for example: A man designed for his job, as if his creator had known all along.”
One thing that absolutely has paid off is the power calibration: The show handles this very well, and does a few very smart things that make a grown man with a magic ring a lot easier to suspend disbelief for.
Zines are a fantastic place to find weird stuff... and to earn your writing chops.
Read all about it on Thoughts from the Writer's Desk in Jeff Somer's "Everything I Learned About Writing I Learned by Publishing a Zine."
I started posting novels one chapter at a time in 2021, starting with “Detained.”
“She heard her father’s voice, warm and amused. You’ll figure out, sweetheart. In due time.”
Published 2 years ago, this remains one of my favorite recent stories:
Lucky for you, the desires of this mediocre white man largely center on whiskey and naps.
Published 13 years ago, this story is one of several featuring my character Philip K. Marks, who’s never met a weird situation he can’t make weirder.
Obsession does a lot of things very, very right. But it does one thing very, very wrong.
One of my earliest published stories has been on the Internet for 27 years (!): webdelsol.com/Del_So...
“have been writing since I was about nine when I crafted a ninety page exercise in Tolkien plagiarism titled The War of the Gem; married above my station in life and am living peacefully with stronger-than-she-looks wife”
I have also been described as “aggressively bland” and its accuracy does not take away from its hurtfulness.
The Way We Were: How to use pop culture as an unexpected research vehicle.
The places in the “real” world that we see are just as disturbing and liminal as the Backrooms. It’s one great trick that really makes this movie slap.
Is "Indignities and Failures" the title of my memoir? That’s just mean. But also yes.