Author of St. Michael Poker & Drinking Club and Baxter's Friends
A modern-day miracle throws a priest’s life into turmoil in this novel. At the outset of Randle’s tale, Father Thomas Abernathy, pastor of Belle City’s St. Michael’s Catholic Church, is having an unexpected personal crisis. The stray cat he recently befriended has been hit by a car and killed. After burying the animal, Father Tom finds himself more acutely more...
There is a nice review of ST. MICHAEL POKER & DRINKING CLUB at more...
My novel, DOWN CEMETERY ROAD, is now available through The Lost Bookshelf website. Soon to be on more...
My new piece, "The Winds Out of the Southeast", will be published in EDIFY FICTION'S mega one year Anniversary issue out this more...
Just received a contract for the publication of my third novel, THE ST. MICHAEL POKER & DRINKING CLUB. Had I picked up the mail yesterday I'd have had it for my birthday. Very early stages. Will keep you more...
I'm pleased to report I've had a new piece accepted for publication. "Swan Upping on the Thames" will appear in Poydras Review, Feb. more...
My short story "Potential" is included in the Spring/Summer 2017 ed. of the Examined Life more...
I'm pleased to announce I signed a contract for the publication of my novel CEMETERY ROAD, a prequel of sorts to BAXTER'S FRIENDS. Details to more...
My recent poem, Papa, was published May 3 by The voices Project. It is an unconventional look at more...
My most recent poem RAINY DAYS AND appeared in The American Journal of Poetry, vol. 2, more...
Karen Carpenter, poem, poetry, Rainy Days and Mondays, The Carpenters
Down Cemetery Road is the much-anticipated prequel to the unforgettable Baxter’s Friends. Ned Randle raises the curtain on the formative years of Billy Bright’s life, revealing a formula for his adult years that is at once both intoxicating and utterly sobering. Down Cemetery Road delves into the disillusionment of adolescence sadly often shot down by mid-life.
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