Author of St. Michael Poker & Drinking Club and Baxter's Friends
Coffeetown Press will release my novel Baxter's Friends June 1st. The book is a work of literary fiction told with a strong male voice. The story is edgy at times, but always true to its vision. I think men will enjoy the book as they identify with the characters, their feelings and their motives. Similarly, I think women will enjoy the book because it will give more...
I will be signing copies of Running at Night and Baxter's Friends at the following bookstores: Saturday June 1, 2013 The Book House 9719 Manchester Road St. Louis, Missouri 314-968-4491 Saturday June 8, 2013 All On The Same Page Bookstore 11052 Olive Boulevard Creve Coeur, more...
I will be reading from RUNNING AT NIGHT and a couple of new poems Tuesday, August 27th, 7 p.m. at The Focal Point, 2720 Sutton Blvd., St. Louis, MO more...
Running at Night-Collected Poems 1976-2012 was released earlier this week. Coffeetown Press did a great job with the book and got it out a little early. It can be ordered at Amazon.com. If you enjoy it, please leave a review. The novel Baxter's Friends will be available to pre-order from Amazon.com sometime next week. The cover art is complete and looks great. more...
Just two more weeks until "Running at Night-Collected Poems 1976-2012 will be released. The cover art looks great and the editors at Coffeetown Press did a great job in editing the text and arranging the poems. As mentioned other places on my site, the book can be ordered at more...
I would like to take this opportunity to introduce myself to my readers and visitors alike. I reside in Southern Illinois, just across the mighty Mississippi River from St. Louis. I have an eclectic educational background—I received my first degree from St. Louis College of Pharmacy and practiced pharmacy in both the retail and clinical settings for over twenty years. more...
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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