Forthcoming
TBA! Many projects are on submission right now!
Fiction
- borrowed solace, Issue 3.1: “Playing with Earthquakes, Part 2”
- Parhelion Literary Magazine, Issue 6 (Halloween themed issue): “Phosphenes“
- The Hunger, Issue 2: “Digging after Lightning Strikes“
- borrowed solace, Issue 1.2: “Playing with Earthquakes”
- Eureka Literary Magazine, Vol. 22: “Strings”
- Thrice Fiction Magazine, Issue 17: “The Man against the Wall“
- Apeiron Review, Issue 9: “Fish Bone, Snow Globe“
- The Gateway Review, Vol. 1.1 (inaugural issue): “Hollowed Onions” (note: story nominated for the 2016 Write Well Award)
- Peaches Literary Magazine, (inaugural issue): “Pull Back the Lever”
Nonfiction
- Streetlight Magazine, Issue 31: “Storms“
- Excursions: “Paper Games“
- Foliate Oak Literary Magazine: “How I Found Grandpa on Google Maps”
- The MacGuffin, Vol. 32.2: “Striking Gold”
- The Birds We Piled Loosely, Issue 6: “I didn’t think I’d miss the sound of seagulls in Ohio“
- Foliate Oak Literary Magazine: “White Wall“
Poetry
- Sheepshead Review: “Fever Maw“
- Trouvaille Review: “Blueberry Adventures“
- Montana Mouthful (“Out of This World” themed issue): “Horizontal Lightning“
- CircleShow, Vol. 22: Four poems
- The Voices Project: “We wait among the lily pads“
- The Voices Project: “The Photographer“
- SLAB, Issue 11: “Rogue Lightning”
- The Caribbean Writer, Vol. 29 (Highlighting Contradictions and Ambiguities in the Caribbean Space): “The Ferry”
- Assonance Literary Magazine: Two poems
- Prairie Margins: “The day I was stolen”
Anthologies
- Red Skies: A Creators Response to 2020 anthology (Splintered Disorder Press): Two poems
- Erase the Patriarchy anthology (University of Hell Press): Two poems
- Nuclear Impact: Broken Atoms in Our Hands poetry anthology (Shabda Press): Two poems
Photography
- Slippery Elm Literary Journal, Issue 6 (cover photo): “Hearts in Noltland”
- Birch Gang Review, (inaugural issue): “Four”
- Cactus Heart, Issue 14.5 (special issue: bodies): “Hightail It”
Book Reviews
- Computers & Composition, Volume 52: “Review of Web Writing: Why and How for Liberal Arts Teaching and Learning“
- Slippery Elm Literary Journal: “Review of Stephanie L. Harper’s debut chapbook This Being Done“