at 13440 Occoquan Blvd in Woodbridge, VA. I’ve been going here for years and I’ve never had a bad meal. The place as a pleasant family atmosphere and the meat is always tender and well-prepared. The four sauces range from sweet to a Georgia white sauce that strikes like a mellow tartar which goes well with poultry.
in Dale City. This is a new place in a shopping mall. The spicy sauce gives a nice burn all the way down to a warm finish and tasty repeats. Their fried okra is great.
“In THE FLESH SUTRA Tim W. Burke has charted a diabolical, metaphysical odyssey for his main characters, a journey that will take you through Death itself… and back out the other side.”
— Shawn Garrett, Pseudopod
“In Tim W. Burke’s chilling book THE FLESH SUTRA, the reader is taken on a fantastic journey of not only existential terror, but also self-discovery. In this excellent novel, the writing is crisp, the characters sharply drawn, the plot engrossing; as a result, this tightly written and propulsive narrative addresses postmodern angst about humanity and spirituality in the context of body horror and psychosexual transcendence with literary flair and at times deeply disturbing imagery. This is a must-read volume if one truly appreciates not only the craft of writing, but good storytelling and thoughtful takes on what it means to be human, to be alive, to love, and to hate. I highly recommend this excellent work– Burke is an author to watch.”
— Jason V Brock
Richmond, Virginia is home to a convention for fantasy/horror media enthusiasts. I am going this year and will be attending these panels:
Writing Believable Villains, Friday, 3 pm So You Want To Quit Your Day Job. Friday, 8 pm Genre Flops, Saturday, 2 pm Life Hacks For Writers, Sunday, 1 pm History of Ghosts, Saturday, 10 pm Hauntingly Yours, Saturday, midnightSaturday the 26th at 2 pm, I will read from my horror novel “The Flesh Sutra”, soon to be released from Noble Fusion Press.