This Pride Month, I'm asking for your help bringing a dream to life. Last summer, I pitched an idea that had been quietly living in my head for years: a show inspired by the Pansy Craze of the 1920s and '30s, by Baltimore's hidden queer history, and by the spaces queer people have always created… Continue reading Help Me Bring a Dream to Life
Over the last few years, one of the questions I've been asked over and over is, "How can I get the Killian Kendall books?" Unfortunately, the answer has usually been, "You can't. At least not easily." The series has been out of print for quite some time. Every now and then, I'll stumble across a… Continue reading The Killian Kendall Series Is Now Available Free
Hello! I'm still alive, I promise! I'm even still writing, though probably not what you would expect. More on that later... I have been very busy lately, however. In the fall of 2023, I got to see the culmination of three-years of hard work, an immersive theater work called The Boundary. The show ran for… Continue reading Exploring a New Adventure: Join the Hero’s Journey
They say good things come to those who wait. A Kind of Death may have dropped on April 4, but the celebration of my new book and the launch of a brand-new series didn't take place until May 11. And it was worth the wait.
A Kind of Death, book one in the brand-new Cav Crawford series by Josh Aterovis, is out now! Available wherever you buy books. Shop local and support small bookstores!
Celebrate the launch of my new book with me and special guests Cherub Borne and Jesus Vice 007.
A Kind of Death, my long-awaited first book in the brand new Cav Crawford Mystery series is available now for pre-order from Dreamspinner Press! Print copies will be available on April 4. Check out this gorgeous cover from Kris Norris.
It's been a few months since you've heard from me and, for that, I apologize, but I do have news about the upcoming A Kind of Death!
Big news about my new book.
t's been a little while since my last update, and that's because there's been a lot happening. I was hoping to make this next update with some good news — and that may still be coming — but I didn't want to let the year end without letting you know what's going on.
Josh Aterovis 