I'm participating in the 2023 Clarion West Write-a-thon!

For over 50 years, Clarion West has been offering world-class instruction to emerging writers of speculative fiction, with a focus on diversity and amplifying underrepresented voices. 

I attended in 2016 and it was life changing. Not only did I learn invaluable information about the publishing industry, but I gained tools that helped me grow exponentially as a writer and I made some lifelong friends!

If you'd like help support this fantastic organization, (and help cheer me on as I aim to finish three new short stories in six weeks), you can donate here on my fundraising page.

I'm excited to announce that my short story, "And in Rain, Blank Pages" (F&SF, September 2021) is on Ellen Datlow's long list for Best Horror.

Also, my poem, "Rumplestilksin, If," (Orion's Belt, June 2022), has been nominated for the Pushcart prize, and my poem, "On This, Our last Night at Station Six," (The Dread Machine, May 2022), was nominated for Best of the Net.

My short science fiction story, "Even Here, In the Blackness," is out in Martian, Issue 6. You can purchase it here.

My fantasy poem, "We Are All Monsters Here," is now out in Strange Horizons! You can read it for free on the Strange Horizons website here.

My poem, Rumpelstiltskin, If, is now out in Orion's Belt. You can read the poem for free here.

I recently read my fiction, ("All That Perfect Blue" originally published in Aurealis) on Story Hour, alongside the always amazing Richie Narvaez.
You can view the reading in its entirety here.

I have two new poems out this month!
"In the Stillness of Our Mooring" is in Selene Quarterly Magazine: The Complete Series, which you can purchase here on Amazon.
And "On This, Our Last Night at Station Six" can be found online at The Dread Machine. 

I wrote a story for Magic the Gathering! 

"A Garden of Flesh," a horror story centering around the Phyrexian regent, Elesh Norn, is now free to read on the Magic the Gathering website.

My science fiction poem, "In Other Months," is in the spring 2022 issue of Star*Line.
It's also one of the Editor's Choice poems, which means its free to read on the website!