Woke up this morning to the fantastic news that The Price of Everything is one of twelve books longlisted for the 2026 Climate Fiction Prize . I am humbled and delighted to be recognized along with such an amazing group of books and writers (especially Helen Philips and her book Hum , which has stayed with me since I read it when it came out in 2024). You can read a little more about this year’s award in this essay at Bookseller.org by Simon Savidge, who served as one of the judges.

Hey folks! Hope you’re all doing great out there despite all the reasons not to be. It's getting to be gift-giving season, so I thought I would be remiss if I didn't remind you that signed books make great gifts! Coincidentally... I have a bunch of book signings and other events around the region in the next few weeks, including two events on Small Business Saturday, festive "Candlelight Shopping," a conference, an author fair, my first visit to Thrillerdelphia, Philly's new horror & thriller...

Publishers Weekly review of The Price of Everything The lead-up to your book finally getting out into the world is always an anxious and...