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RLP Week 09

This week’s chapter of Red Light Properties remains one of my favorites since I wrote it; whenever your characters take the wheel and tell you how they want to relate to each other despite your intentions, you know it rings true:

You can also start reading from the beginning here.

RLP Week 08

Tuesday brings a new installment of RED LIGHT PROPERTIES over at Tor.com; this week sees some after-hours aetheric espionage:

You can also start reading from the beginning here.

RLP Week 07

Today brings a new chapter of Red Light Properties, in which the sun slowly sets on a very rough day for our gang, now online at Tor.com:

RLP Week 06

This week’s episode of Red Light Properties give the team a moment to exhale and remember how goddamn mad they are at each other. Online now at Tor.com:

RLP Week 05

Happy Tuesday, everyone… I’ve baked you some fresh comics, ready now:

RLP Week 04

The fourth installment of Red Light Properties has just gone live on Tor.com, and this chapter has some of the freakiest/inspired work I’ve ever done. Be nice and leave a comment; I’m ahead enough now to man that microphone myself:

Or you can start the series from the beginning.

Radar Features RLP

The fine folks at the Radar project dedicated a full episode of this season to myself and Red Light Properties, making a short film about how I create this new work at this particular turning point in my life/career.

And if you’re not already reading RLP, the first page is right here.

You can also check out the rest of Radar’s well-done arts series on Babelgum.

RLP Week 03

The third installment of RED LIGHT PROPERTIES just went live on Tor.com, where we get to spend some solo time with Jude Tobin and secretary/ghost photog Zoya Pashenko. You can check it out here:

Or you can start the series from the beginning.

RLP Week 02

Our story opens up in the second installment of RED LIGHT PROPERTIES, online now at Tor.com:

Red Light Properties Launches

My new series RLP launched this morning on Tor.com, and the first episode is a double-length hit-the-ground-running affair. The series starts today and runs every Tuesday for the next six months, but since you’re reading this now, you can sneer and say you were there since the beginning:

Enjoy the first hit; I’ll see you again on Tuesday.