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I'd like to express my most heartfelt gratitude to Zimbell House Publishing for including my piece, "Eternity's Waiting Room" in their latest anthology "I'm Dead?" We're all going to die someday. Yes, that includes you, and you'll be dead a very long time, forever goes the thinking. "I'm Dead?" explores this grim reality through a series of short stories that will make you laugh, cringe, and think about that fast approaching inevitability. Get your copy today!

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