Slender Man!

Something's not quite right...

Sunday on the Net with Eric

Young Maggie Smith

A stag in the Woods

Absolutbleu's cover for my novella "Kid Christmas Rides Again"

Tee-hee

Sweetness

Hotness

Teej and I in Tucson

Critical Reaction to "The Mingled Destinies of Crocodiles & Men"

Available through Wilde City, Amazon, or any place that's cool.

"You know when you read a really good book and afterwards you are sort of in a stupor? Like you don’t want to talk to anyone, or do anything, or even really think about the book too directly.  Because even though you are done, part of you mind is still so emotionally wrapped up in the story that you are not ready to let it go? ... Well folks, that is how I felt at the end of The Mingled Destinies of Crocodiles and Men."  - Joyfully Jay

"I found this to be one of the most engrossing and unique stories I have read in a very long time... if ever.  Eric Arvin has woven together a tale so unique and with such an intriguing cast of characters that I could not turn the pages fast enough... If you are looking for an outstanding book that is full of surprises, I highly recommend The Mingled Destinies of Crocodiles and Men… Another outstanding read by Eric Arvin." —Cindi, On Top Down Under Book Reviews

"...we get a read that is not like anything that I have ever read. Arvin proves himself to be a storyteller par excellence here. Each page seems to yield a new surprise." - Amos Lassen

"Eric Arvin is a master at describing the natural world in vivid detail. His use of imagery brings the Valley to life in an unforgettable way." - Madison Parker

"It’s a book that feeds the imagination and is a feast for every reader who loves the sort of prose that flows poetically through a world that is just on the other side of extraordinary. It is symbolic and supernatural and is the sort of book that makes me want to celebrate my love of reading. It’s one of the more unique books I’ve read in a very long time and I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend it." - The Novel Approach

Sunday on the Net with Eric

Remember, my new book The Mingled Destinies of Crocodiles & Men is now available on Amazon!

Fauns in the woods.

Kissy face in the shed.

Tattoo on the bum (for Kid Christmas).

Me preparing to read House of Leaves.

Sargent.

Ridiculous abdominal.

Indeed.

The Tj & Eric Show: The Tucson Episode

ALSO, check out my book The Mingled Destinies of Crocodiles & Men, now on Amazon!!

New Release: Crack the Darkest Sky Wide Open

It's release day for a collection of dark, twisted tails that will leave your thoughts in knots. You can get it at the Tumblr site HERE or get it through Amazon, etc.

HERE's an interview with Joyfully Jay that all six of us took part in. One lucky commenter - commenter? - will win a copy. Watch also for a video by Tj Klune and myself sometime this weekend wherein we shall discuss the project.

Sunday on the Net with Eric

Wait...is that Maggie Smith?

His undies are the cleanest thing there.

Kid Christmas Rides Again!!

Me, looking all serious and writer-like.

A favorite poster of Peter Beard.

Kinky toy monsters! Seriously. Look at the package on Yellow Shorts.

So me in Tucson....

News on a Few New Titles

The German translation of Simple Men is released today, HERE. Very exciting!


Yesterday, on my birthday, I signed my horror novel The Rascal over to Wilde City! Look for that in October, just in time for Halloween.

The first blog review of The Mingled Destinies of Crocodiles & Men, HERE. And it's a doozy!

Sunday on the Net with Eric

I looked fabulous in this.

Me, Abi Roux, and Teej at GRL.

:-O

The cover for my anthology.

My bitches.

One of my favorite paintings.

Sargent's masterpiece, Lady Agnew. She will cut you.

Pre-Order 'Crack the Darkest Sky Wide Open'

PRE-ORDER Crack the Darkest Sky Wide Open before May 17th HERE.

Of humanity there are darker tales. Stories that take some squinting to see through. Unconventional stories. Tales that threaten to break the heart by cruel twists of fate, the dogs of war, or demons that are all too real; whether they be of unrequited love or a karmic slap in the face. Happy endings take a time in coming, and some never arrive. But through all the darkness there is light, a glimmer of hope and wonder…if one has the will to see it.