Publications

🌻“Forgotten Tastes of Tomorrow” - October 2026

COZY IN THE APOCALYPSE by Angry Gable Press | sci-fi | flash fiction

🌻“Venom is Poison is Strength is Venom”‍ ‍- July 2026

Flame Tree Fiction Newsletter | fantasy | flash fiction

🌻“The Tongues of Ghosts” - July 2026

foofaraw | fantasy | short story

🗣️ interview about the story

🌻“By the Wing of an Albatross” - June 2026

Adventitious | sci-fi | short story

-The Shortlist by Turn & Work

🌻“Six Things I Wish I Had Brought From Earth” - June 2026

TEA OR COFFEE, STARS, AND GRAVITY by Air and Nothingness Press | sci-fi | flash fiction

🎧 podcast interview/reading on Tales Unearthed

-Goodreads review

🌻“Mother Tree” - April 2026

gavagai | horror | flash fiction

-Story/Day/Year

🌻“The Brood Thanks You For Your Service” - February 2026

Die Laughing | horror/humor | flash fiction

🌻“Dear/Deer” - January 2026

gavagai | horror | short story

-Two Fic Tuesday

🌻“The Earth Inside Us” - January 2026 & July 2024

The Dark & EXTRASENSORY OVERLOAD: AN ANTHOLOGY OF SPECULATIVE EXCESS by Angry Gable Press | fantasy/horror | short story

-Two Fic Tuesday

🌻“Threaded Lives” - November 2025

The Saturday Evening Post | fabulism | short story

🌻“The Beast of Boma Road” - October 2025

Fraidy Cat Quarterly Volume 7: Rage | horror | short story

🌻“The Darkness Inside Her” - October 2025

HARVEST THE NIGHT: AN ANTHOLOGY OF FOLK HORROR by Chthonic Matter Quarterly | horror | short story

- SE Howard’s My Two Cents

🌻“The Earth Will Not Consume Our Bones” - September 2025

Nature: Futures | sci-fi | flash fiction

-Myna’s Microverse Flash Roundup September 2025

-Íde Hennessy’s 2025 Short Story Roundup

🌻“Someone To Feed You” - January 2025

Apex Magazine issue 148 | horror | flash fiction

-Tangent Online

- Antony’s Nefarious Narratives on the Net

- Nicholas Jay’s 2025 Year in Review and paired with a book!

🌻“Family Portrait” - September 2025 & June 2024

ROBOTS PAST & FUTURE by Flame Tree Press, & In Another Time Magazine #2 | sci-fi | short story

- SF2 Concatenation

🌻“Still Waters” - July 2025

f(r)iction, | post-apocalyptic | short story

🌻“What Things We Find in the Forest” - December 2024

The Dark issue 115 | horror | short story

-SFR Review

-recommended on Ellen Datlow’s Best Horror #17

-Íde Hennessy’s 2024 Short Story Roundup

🌻“Scattered Ghosts” - October 2024

Stanchion Issue 17 | fiction | short story

★nominated for the 2025 Pushcart Prize!

🌻“Writing in Fractured Time” - September 2024

Angry Gable Press | writing advice | non-fiction

🌻“Wild and Unclean” - May 2024

JAKE | humor | flash fiction

🌻“Swirls and Eddies” - March 2024

Tales to Terrify | horror | short story podcast

🌻“Bay-Bee” - February 2024

Back Lily Zine | horror | short story

🌻“The Soil In Which We Live” - October 2023

Apocalypse Confidential | horror | flash fiction

🌻“The Time You Thought You Were Allergic to Tylenol After Your Father Died” - August 2023

A Thin Slice of Anxiety | fiction | flash fiction

🌻“I’ll Sell You a Dream” - April 2023

Vast Chasm Magazine | speculative | flash fiction

★nominated for the 2024 Pushcart Prize!

🌻“The Sound You Make When You Fall From the Sky” - February 2023

Across The Margin | fiction | flash fiction

★My first published story!

Forthcoming

“Uneasy are the steps of those who flee this cankered earth” Quotidian Bagatelle, January 2027.

“Life Cycles” Penumbric future issue

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A statement on generative AI

I dislike that we are in a place where I even need to include this statement, but here we are. Generative AI is problematic on many levels. It was trained on stolen intellectual property, is threatening our already unstable environment, it’s disrupting artistic spaces and complicating the submission/publication process. I could go on and on. Essentially, generative AI is making everything harder than it already is. I want to be clear. All my writing is 100% human created. In no way shape or form was generative AI used (nor will it ever be used) in any part of the writing process or in the promotion of my work/during other writing tasks (to the best of my knowledge.) Storytelling is fundamentally a human activity as all stories are essentially about the human condition. Humans should be writing human stories.