PUBLISHED WORK
Midsummer Magazine
The piece ‘another nickel in baba yaga’s carousel’ appears in issue 4.
Trash Cat Lit
The flash fiction piece ‘the hadal zone trapdoor’ was featured in the inaugural issue of Trash Cat Lit.
coalitionworks
The poem ‘innovating to avoid genesis’ is featured in issue 7 of coalitionworks.
Ache: The Body's Experience of Religion
The poem ‘spagyria of the liturgy’ is featured in Flipped Mitten Press’ first anthology.
The Argyle
The poem ‘cassandra, smoking in the walk in freezer’ was featured in the “Blood” issue in March 2024.
Tall Tale TV
The short story “Set Lasers to Exorcise” was published as a podcast + written piece in March 2024.
Apricity Magazine
The short story “an image of blood on the linoleum” was featured in their online portfolio in February 2024.
Headland Journal
The short story “Movement to Material and Space” is featured in Issue 20: Speculative Fiction.
Litmora Magazine
The flash fiction piece “Orientation for the Shadows of Venice” is featured in their Halloween 2023 issue.
Teleport Magazine
The short story ‘Outlaw Music’ was published on the website in July 2023.
National Flash Fiction Day Anthology 2023
The flash piece ‘The Philistines Ring the Doorbell’ is one of fifty pieces published in this anthology.
Authora Australis
The short story ‘The Moirai, at a House Party’ is one of two pieces of short fiction featured in issue six, ‘Midnights.’
Kelp Journal
The short story “Floodplain and High Hazard Zone Regulations” is featured in this issue.
The short story ‘The Wastelands’ was featured in Zoetic Press’ Alphanumeric podcast, October 19th.
All World’s Wayfarer: Prismatic Dreams
"In the second All Worlds Wayfarer anthology, immerse yourself in 30 unique stories featuring LGBTQIA+ protagonists in sci-fi, fantasy, and horror.”
The short story “A Shadow of Light” is featured in this anthology.
Non Binary Review: In Motion
“You are standing on a sphere, moving roughly 1,000 miles per hour on its axis. That sphere moves around its star at about 67,000 miles per hour. That star moves through its galaxy at roughly 500,000 miles per hour. No matter how still you stand, you're moving. What are you doing while going from one place to another? How to you spend, or even think of, that transition time? Does moving from one place to another, from one state to another, have meaning independent of its beginning or end points?”
The short story “The Wastelands” is featured in this issue.