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Listen to "No Signal" on the Lunatics Radio Hour podcast
The audio production of my self-referential slasher story, No Signal, has been released on the Lunatics Radio Hour podcast. The story is a twist on the common trope of someone in the woods trying to call for help, only to realize that âThereâs no signal out here!â Content warning: gore My story starts around the 18:45 mark. Listen on Spotify Listen on Apple Podcasts Listen on YouTube ListenâŠ
"From Below" published in Best of Metastellar Year Four
My short eco-horror story, From Below, has been published in The Best of Metastellar Year Four anthology. In the flooded remains of Old Manhattan, the wealthy stay dry and well-fed in their penthouses, while everyone else is left to fend for themselves against the unseen horrors lurking just below the surface. Content warning: cannibalism (implied), gore, suicide âWe will be safe there?â theâŠ
Listen to "Interminable" on the Lunatics Radio Hour podcast
The audio production of my dark fiction story, Interminable, has been released on the Lunatics Radio Hour podcast. Itâs the story of a man trapped by an incurable condition and an inescapable fate. Content warning: suicidal ideation My story starts around the 4:00 mark. Listen on Spotify Listen on Apple Podcasts Listen on YouTube Listen on Amazon Music Listen on iHeartRadio Listen in aâŠ
"To Die Unseen" published in the Three x The Fun anthology
My weird cosmic horror story, To Die Unseen, has been published in the Three x The Fun anthology by Rebellion Lit. Itâs the story of a man adrift at sea and the giant eye staring at him from below. Every few years, youâll hear a miraculous story about survival at sea, about some wayward fisherman found adrift in on a piece of wreckage thousands of miles from the nearest shore. Youâll hear aboutâŠ
"Breathtaking" published in The Taborian
My historical horror story, Breathtaking, has been published in The Taborian. Set in 1930s Oklahoma during the Dust Bowl, Breathtaking tells the story of a young girl and her brother who see a mysterious woman in white screaming outside their house during a dust storm. The dust storms were getting worse. People in town called them âblack blizzards.â Thatâs exactly what they were like, too, likeâŠ
"It's What's Inside That Counts" published in NonBinary Review Issue #40: Epiphany
My weird fiction story Itâs Whatâs Inside That Counts has been published in NonBinary Review Issue #40: Epiphany. Itâs the story of a young girl who realizes for the first time that thereâs a ticking clock inside of every living thing. Content warning: terminal illness of a child We gathered around the large table at the front of Mrs. Collinsâ science lab, each of us outfitted in plasticâŠ
"Leftovers" published by Ăpoque Press
My short horror story Leftovers has been published in the Hunger issue by Ăpoque Press. Leftovers is a story about the challenges immigrants face when trying to integrate into a new country. Itâs about the tension between holding onto the old ways of the old culture and assimilating into the new, especially across generations. And itâs about how food is often the one common thread that bindsâŠ
"It's What's Inside That Counts" published in DreamForge Magazine #16
My weird fiction story Itâs Whatâs Inside That Counts has been published in DreamForge Magazine #16. Itâs the story of a young girl who realizes for the first time that thereâs a ticking clock inside of every living thing. We gathered around the large table at the front of Mrs. Collinsâ science lab, each of us outfitted in plastic smocks, rubber gloves, medical masks, and oversized goggles. WeâŠ
"I Row" published in Blood & Bourbon
My psychological horror story I Row has been published in the Ocean issue of Blood & Bourbon. Itâs a story about trying to escape from the past by any means necessary, no matter how many tries it takes. The place is as idyllic a house as one can imagine, with its gables and turrets overlooking the Cape. But the house is just a facade. Its true nature isnât visible from the outside; it can onlyâŠ
Listen to "A Piece of the Sky" on Lunatics Radio Hour
The audio production of my sci-fi horror story A Piece of the Sky has been released on the Lunatics Radio Hour. Itâs told through the testimony of the surviving member of a two-person asteroid mining crew that picked up an unfortunate souvenir during their expedition. Content warning: gore My story starts at around the 43:00 mark. Listen on Spotify Listen on Apple Music Listen on AmazonâŠ
Listen to "Before" on Tales to Terrify
The audio production of my short horror story Before has been released by Tales to Terrify. Itâs about a baby in the womb who suddenly realizes sheâs not alone. Content warning: pregnancy loss Listen on Spotify Listen on Apple Podcasts Listen on YouTube Listen on iHeartRadio Listen on PlayerFM Listen in a browser Download the MP3
"To Die Unseen" accepted into the Three x The Fun anthology
My cosmic horror story To Die Unseen has been accepted into the Three x The Fun anthology by Rebellion LIT. Itâs the story of a man adrift at sea and the giant eye staring at him from below. Every few years, youâll hear a miraculous story about survival at sea, about some wayward fisherman found adrift in on a piece of wreckage thousands of miles from the nearest shore. Youâll hear about hisâŠ
"The Salt Circle" published in Howl: A Shapeshifting Anthology
My weird fiction story The Salt Circle has been published in Howl: A Shapeshifting Anthology by Graveside Press. Itâs not your typical werewolf story. In fact, itâs not a werewolf story at all. Instead of turning into a wolf when the moon is full, the main character turns into a slug when he has an early morning meeting. Were-slug? Yes. Were-slug. âI just donât want you to get hurt,â LindaâŠ
"I Row" accepted into Blood & Bourbon
My psychological horror story I Row has been accepted into the Oceans edition of Blood & Bourbon. Itâs a story about trying to escape from the past by any means necessary, no matter how many tries it takes. How far must I row before Iâm free from that wretched place? A hundred miles? A thousand? More? Mother called the place Summerwind. I always found the name grimly ironic. Itâs a name thatâŠ
"Something's Wrong With Mom" published by 7th Circle Pyrite
My short horror story Somethingâs Wrong With Mom has been published in Issue 8 of 7th Circle Pyrite. Itâs the story of two brothers who wake up in the middle of the night to discover that their mother is on the ceiling. Again. Content warning: suicide (implied) âJimmy!â Grant whispered. He grabbed his sleeping brotherâs shoulder and shook him. âJimmy, wake up!â Jimmy groaned. He opened one eyeâŠ
"A Piece of the Sky" published in the Wreckollections anthology
My sci-fi horror story A Piece of the Sky has been published in Wreckollections: Restrained Cries of the Past by Wicked Shadow Press. It is told through the testimony of the surviving member of a two-person asteroid mining crew that picked up an unfortunate souvenir during their expedition. With all due respect, sir, you donât know what youâre talking about. There was no way Bakely couldâveâŠ
"From Below" selected for Best of Metastellar
My eco-horror story From Below has been selected by Metastellar for their Best of Metastellar (Year Four) anthology. This is the second time one of my stories has been selected for a Best of Metastellar anthologyâUnarmed was included in their Year Two issue in 2022. In the flooded remains of Old Manhattan, the wealthy stay dry and well-fed in their penthouses while everyone else is left to fendâŠ