Category: Fiction
In the AI of the Beholder
When The Past Settles In
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.
