I'm pleased to announce that Apparition Literary Magazine has nominated my story, "Our Roots Devour," for the Pushcart Prize!

Also "Polaroid, 1979" has been included in this fantastic year's best list.

I have a handful of short stories published in 2019 that are eligible for awards:

Polaroid, 1979 published in PseudoPod, October 2019, (short story, fantasy/horror)
Their skins never look as beautiful on her as they do on their original bones, but this boy drapes over Evelyn like silk...

Our Roots Devour published in Apparition Literary Magazine, July 2019 (short story, fantasy)
Momma always told us the Tree ain’t got a taste for our family’s blood. But it’s hard to keep my heart from hammering when I lay that blackbird, swaddled like a baby in one of Momma’s old blouses, against its roots...

The Wallflowers published in Gorgon: Stories of Emergence, February 2019 (short story, science fiction)
When you open your eyes, the daisies are watching you...

My horror story, "Polaroid, 1979," is now up at PseudoPod!
Setsu Uzume has done a fantastic job narrating my story. You can check it out here.

My short story, "Our Roots Devour," is now up at Apparition Literary Magazine!

This story was a long time coming and I wrestled with it quite a bit before it emerged in its final form.  I'm really happy it found such a great home in the Retribution issue of Apparition.

My short story, "He Feasts Forever," is now available at Black Library! 

"He Feasts Forever is an unnerving, Gormenghast-esque tale of sinister domesticity and dark glamour...Anyone looking for an Age of Sigmar story which captures the setting’s darkness without relying on homogenised archetypes should have this at the top of their list..."
​-Track of Words

Gorgon: Stories of Emergence is now available!  
It's a beautiful anthology and I'm thrilled that my story, "The Wallflowers" is included. 
​You can purchase it here.
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I have a pair of short stories published in 2018 that are awards eligible!

"The Imitation Sea." Published in Shimmer, April 2018 (short story, science fiction) 
"You find the dead Angel at five a.m. in the slurry of broken bottles and rotting fish on the Lake Erie shore. It almost looks human in the morning light, a ten-year-old, maybe eleven, boyish, face bloated, limp and blue and doughy..."

"Necessary Threads." Published in Fell Beasts and Fair, March 2018 (short story, fantasy)
 "The straw man is crumpled on the bank. He wears human clothes, plaid, denim, bright orange cotton, but he doesn't smell like skin..."