Barnaby Hazen Author Page

Pudd’nhead Wilson and Those Extraordinary Twins by Mark Twain My rating: 5 of 5 stars Terrific classic. Genesis of CSI, if you think about it–early courtroom drama. I’d be interested to know when the concept of the fingerprint being used as evidence came about, because Twain did a great job presenting it as if for … More My Review of:

New story up courtesy of Anti-Heroin Chic. If you’re looking for a place to submit, I found the staff and interface refreshingly approachable. Proud to be in this December issue with my newest short story, “Allister”: http://heroinchic.weebly.com/blog/allister-by-barnaby-hazen    

There was a benefit lately in his name, proceeds going to a music school and that was good to hear. I was on three hours of sleep that day and feel on the outside of his circle though I appreciate very much what Liz Moon and Conrad Cooper and some other people put together about … More Continued Thoughts on Michael Marinelli

Here’s a piece I wrote in 2013 on taco trucks and why people in Taos, New Mexico shouldn’t make derogatory comments about Los Angeles: https://livetaos.com/sundries/l-slacker-report-part-1-things-aint-used-echo-park/

Two days ago I found out Michael had passed away in mid-July–so two months ago already. There have been local tributes to him on radio, and this obituary. But I missed it all. I probably hadn’t seen him in two years before he died. I spoke to him on the phone around this time last … More Memories of Michael Marinelli (in No Particular Order)

My short story, “Lay Out,” was just published as a runner up in a contest hosted by Jerry Jazz Musician. Enjoy, share; thanks. https://jerryjazzmusician.com/2018/08/lay-out-a-short-story-by-barnaby-hazen/