The latest...
- Join me on August 15th in Sacramento for a staged reading of SPECIES OF LEAST CONCERN at the Capital Stage Playwrights' Revolution.
- New article: The Plight of the Desert Penguin: Caught Between Extraction and El Niño. Published in The Revelator.
- I'm excited to announce that my novel THE STANDING DEAD will be published by Sea Crow Press in Spring 2027. More to come!
- A nice mention (plus excerpts) of Devils Island.
- New essay: Birding's Tragic Blind Spot. Published in The Revelator.
- The plight of the Franklin bumble bee inspired Species of Least Concern. Here's an article I wrote about the bee recently.
- Essay: A walk with the devils. Published in Forty South Tasmania.
- Essay: For writers and readers alike, climate change has created the ultimate eco-mystery
- My essay Speak of the Devils: The Animals We Fear the Most Are Fading Away is now available on The Relevator.
- A lovely review for Devils Island in Publishers Weekly: "An island tour off the coast of Australia turns into a bizarre locked-room mystery in this suspenseful outing from Yunker (The Tourist Trail) and Raymond (My Last Continent). ... This is one nightmare vacation worth taking."
- I joined Lovis Geier of Ecofictology for her podcast. And here's her review of The Tourist Trail.
- The Hoiho (yellow-eyed penguin) is the most endangered penguin species on this planet and the inspiration for my newest short story.
- Little Red House was performed by the Studio Players in Lexington, Kentucky. You can download the play here
- My latest play Skip Intro was staged by the Ashland Contemporary Theatre here in Ashland.
- Join me for a rather unique and inspiring online writing program: Writing for Animals.
- Of Mice and Marines was selected for ATHE's New Play Development Workshop.