Lessons gleaned from my most recent fantasy read and a parenting advice book. Check out my post here!
Photo by Lloyd Newman on Unsplash
Lessons gleaned from my most recent fantasy read and a parenting advice book. Check out my post here!
Photo by Lloyd Newman on Unsplash
Bewildering Stories Issue 958 is up, and included in the lineup is my fantasy story, “Faier Forest.”
This is my second story with Bewildering Stories, and I’m super excited to share “Faier Forest” because I loved creating a society where trees are so fundamental to the culture.
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I’m especially excited to share my story that came out today in Hotchpotch Literature and Art because not only did I have a blast writing the story, but I helped create the magazine where it’s been published! Hotchpotch Literature and Art was a collaborative effort, and so much fun because there was so much to learn and great friends to work with.
Here’s a link to Issue #1. I contributed a science fiction story, “Direct Link.” I also did a little promo video on YouTube for the story.
This week I have a new fantasy story up online with Vernacular Books. The story is named for the protagonist, Genius, who was such a fun character to write!
It’s that beautiful time of year where summer is cooling into fall, and I realized I never posted about the fun science fiction short story I had published in the Moonshot summer issue of Peach Velvet Magazine. So I wanted to get the post up while it’s still technically summer! Check out my story “Stage Fright” and the other space-themed art, poetry, and stories here.
I have a new short story up online with Bewildering Stories!
“The Song of the Harvesters” is my fantasy take on a favorite Greek myth.
So excited to share my story, “The Bringer’s Duty,” in the July issue of Abyss & Apex. Here’s the link to the story: https://www.abyssapexzine.com/2020/06/the-bringers-duty/
“Puddle Hoppers” is out in the debut Zero Edition of Eldritch Lake. The story began on a long, sleepless night, and grew into something stranger than I expected. You can check it out here.
Spyder Spyder, in the night
Dressed up for a spooky fright;
What potion gave you eight long legs,
And eight awful, googly eyes?
Cotton candy cobweb trails,
Like sticky, gossamer pink tails,
Unwind behind you down the street
As you go out for trick-or-treat.
How do you run on just two legs?
Who knocks on doors for sweets and begs?
And when your eight eyes start to blink
Who’s the one whose heart will sink?
With your pincer chelicerae
Candy now becomes your prey.
What chocolate, candy corn, or gum
Will you, this dread night, overcome?