Category Archives: Fiction
What Becomes of Time That’s Saved?
Issue 2 of Black Dandy has my story “When To Use What Has Been Saved,” which looks at the utility of extra time in childhood and adulthood.
Quizmaster Rivalry
A kerfuffle over the color of peppermint launches a frenemy dynamic of trivia hegemony in “Hearing the Siren Song,” which is now on The Flexible Persona website.
Defense Mechanism Engineering
We sometimes suspend judgment and disbelief, but when jealousy and ambition are suspended from the ceiling, what’s going on there?
My story “Overhead” is in the latest issue of Panoply.
A Conversation With Loneliness
What might loneliness say if it called during its travels? Rigorous recently my story “Loneliness, From a Distance” which offers one possibility.
Breeding doubt
…in hopes of domesticating uncertainty. That’s the project undertaken by the protagonist of my story “Toward Better Symbiosis,” which is now on Foliate Oak Literary Magazine‘s website!
Ego Stroking
How intimate is the act of caressing another’s mind? Here are some of my thoughts on this in The Fiction Pool.
When Words Can’t Be Weighed
The January issue of Ghost Parachute includes my flash fiction story “Equivocal Possibilities”—a brief look at life after the sabotaging of a scale used to weigh words. If that sounds interesting, please check it out! While you’re there, give the rest of this month’s online issue a whirl; it gathers together fantastical flash fiction about Wonder Woman, a frog prince, unaffordable galaxies and more.
Dreams, Allergic Reactions and The Self
3 of my stories are in the latest issue of Gravel. If you’re curious about my literary pursuits, please check them out!
My story “My Lovely Nemesis” is on the EEEL
tNY Press’ The Electronic Encyclopedia of Experimental Literature (the EEEL) just published my flash fiction story “My Lovely Nemesis”! If you could use a compact dose of quirky creative writing, please give it a read!
