In the August issue of SEEN magazine, there was a nice profile about me, featuring the new book. Check it out: 

The story of how The Narcissism of Small Differences came to be published a full ten years after I wrote it and how it worked better as a period piece once the national conversation about Detroit had changed. Find the essay here.  

I speak to writer Karen Dybis at Corp! Magazine about how The Narcissism of Small Differences is so much about work, why Detroit's factory town history changes everything, and what it's like to have a new book coming out during a pandemic. Interview here.

Book Blogger Deborah Kalb asked me about the inspirations for The Narcissism of Small Differences, why I wanted to write a comedy of manners about 2009 Detroit and how the book wound up getting published over 10 years after I wrote it. Check out the interview here.  

Had a really interesting conversation with Bill Castinier of the City Pulse, Lansing's alternative newspaper. We talked about what inspired the characters in The Narcissism of Small Differences, urban exploration, nostalgia and the importance of writing about the things that make you uncomfortable.  The interview is right here. 

Ray Wyland, of the Tiki With Ray blog was gracious enough to interview me. We discuss my books, the tiki scene in Detroit past and present, my exotica roots, writing, as well as the tiki elements to The Narcissism of Small Differences. You'll find the interview right here.  By the way, that's me in front of Detroit's old Chin Tiki, which has quite a large role in the book.