Published in Diabolical Plots. Recommended by Reactor Magazine ("Must Read Short Speculative Fiction: July 2024)

A science fiction love story. About love, loss, and the emptiness of technological solutions to grief. Featuring AI, Nietzsche, and stroads.

Published in Apex Magazine.

A weird story about sculptures made from the bones and bits found in owl pellets, a failing marriage, and claiming one’s place through art and action.

Published in Apex Magazine. 2023 Eugie Award Finalist.

A science fiction story about grief, loss, and how we understand and move through time.

Published in Phano Magazine.

A science-fiction story about illness, love, and the discovery of extraterrestrial life.

Published in The Ekphrastic Review.

Four interconnected literary/speculative flash fictions inspired by Arthur Dove’s painting, Sunrise, III. Katherine Dreier prepares to deliver a lecture on art while meditating on pain; mountain lions surround a San Jose ranch; a musician searches for melody, and a distant future human contemplates the end of the solar system.

Published in trampset.

A literary short story about a teen’s communion with a formaldehyde-preserved shark in the NYC Met. About memory and living life on your own terms.

Published in Bleating Things.

A literary short story about grief, loss, and changing lives. Told through a gallery description and footnotes.

Published in Not One of Us.

A short story about a soul who has taken up the mantle of Charon, replaced his boat with a train, and now finds himself at the end of the universe with no souls left to ferry.

Published in House of Zolo’s Journal of Speculative Literature, Volume 4.

A science fiction story about AI, identity, claiming your place in the world, and the love of parents.

Published in Weird Horror Magazine Issue 7

A horror story about a feral child kidnapped by an artist and forced to create paintings that make the artist famous. Told through numerous gallery plaque descriptions.

Published in Fusion Fragment. A Locus Magazine recommended story.

A science fiction story about the end of the world (via sound wave), change, friendship, transformation, and existential joy.

Published in Tales from Fiddler’s Green 2: Midnight Flowers.

An experimental poetic story about love, fairy tales, and beginnings.

Published in Epic Echoes.

A fantasy/weird west story about an undead outlaw, a revolutionary, and a former spy who find themselves dead and without a coin with which to pay Charon. Join them as they try to steal their way across the River Styx.

Published in Does it Have Pockets

A literary fiction story told through 5 art plaque descriptions that follow an artist’s life, fears, loves, and journey. About queerness, discovery, truths we keep hidden, and the way art can excavate it all.

Published in Cosmorama.

A short science fiction love story about loving in present tense, losing someone, and a love that stretches galaxies.

Published in Tumbled Tales.

A science fantasy genre-bender about a group of witches living off the side of a post-apocalyptic skyscraper, trying to contact the Voyager satellite and return its spell to Earth.

Published in Dark Recesses

A dark fantasy story about being misunderstood, fungi, and revenge.

Published in The Art of Being Human, a FableCroft anthology.

A fantasy story about a young, queer boy, in a world where homes are grown from the bones of your loved one.

Published in The Vanishing Point.

A science fiction story about generational debt, pain, and what we owe to the ones we love.

Published in Crow and Cross Keys.

A slipstream story about running away from home, becoming feral, and how families heal (or don’t) from loss.

Published in Dark Void Magazine.

A science fiction horror story about memories, digestion, and who we are without our past.

Published in Fusion Fragment.

A science fiction/fantasy story about magic, generational knowledge, and deep space travel.

Published in Metaphorosis.

A science fiction story about quantum entanglement, labor, parenthood and asteroid mining.

Published in Write Ahead/The Future Looms.

A science fiction story about nanobots, a perma-flooded city, our bodies under capitalism, and guilt.

Published in Short Editions. Jury Finalist.

A fairy tale about a feral princess locked in a tower, how she survives, and what it means to be free.

Published in Flash Fiction Online.

A weird horror flash fiction about a dead whale that washes ashore, the children of a small beach town's obsession with it, and a father's struggle to understand his children enough to love them.

Published in Does it Have Pockets.

A literary flash fiction story, told in the form of a gallery description. A piece of geosculpture in the desert of the American Southwest connects one man 10 years apart, reflecting on loss, family, and becoming.

Published in manywor(l)ds.

A prose poem/flash fiction about religion, art, and finding meaning in the complex, messy lived-in world.

Published in Paranoid Tree.

A flash fiction about loving with precision and specificity through every stage of a life.

Published in Y2K Quarterly.

A prose poem ode to the GameCube loading screen and tweenage misery,

Pushcart Prize nominee. Rhysling Award nominee. Published in Cream Scene Carnival, Wild West issue.

A voicey poem about love, self-abnegation, the sweat-filled embrace of the desert, and how to love both yourself and the world, even when they hurt you.

Published in trampset.

A literary flash fiction about small towns, growing up, and losing the people who mean the most to you.

Pushcart prize nominee. Best Small Fictions nominee. Published in The Disappointed Housewife.

A literary flash fiction story about art and obsession told through the form of a galley description.

Published in manywor(l)ds

A literary story/prose poem about art, where we find inspiration, and how to say no to death.

Published in The Marrow.

A literary/horror flash fiction about art, losing yourself, and the sculpture that resides at the base of all our spines.

A literary body horror story told in the form of a gallery description about nascent relationships, and what we give to and take from others.

Published in body fluids, issue 03 - suspended.

A retelling of the Cassiopeia and Andromeda myth about love, loss, motherhood, and the callousness of kings.

Published in Apparition Literary Magazine. Winner of the April 2022 Flash Fiction Challenge.

A science fiction story about a mining robot, sharing grief, and being more than the sum of your parts. An ekphratic story based on an image by artist Toshiko Okanoue.

Published in Etherea Magazine.

A science fantasy story about a young girl finishing her father’s mission to find the edge of the universe, and how to find your own purpose.

Published in MetaStellar. Included in Best of MetaStellar Year One.

A science fiction flash fiction piece about selling experiences, failed MMA careers, and death.

Published in The Cackling Kettle issue 3.

A flash fiction about mourning, mothers, witchcraft, and the magic we leave behind.

Published in Corvid Queen.

A fairy tale about mourning, small town politics, gender, and arachnids.

A fantasy story about a magical artist told through gallery descriptions that are slowly being taken over by the voice of the posthumous artist. It’s about money and power corrupting our artistic visions, revenge, and a dash of arson.

Forthcoming in Lightspeed.

A science-fiction story about illness and the discovery of extraterrestrial life.

Forthcoming in Phano Magazine.

A literary short story in the form of a gallery description. A geo-sculpture in the heart of the desert ignites thoughts of grief, change, and longing in its viewers.

Forthcoming in Does it Have Pockets.

A sci-fi retelling of Orpheus and Eurydice. A generation ship’s bard and quantum AI fall in love. When Eurydice goes missing after investigating a quantum deadzone, Orpheus must travel through the void of space to rescue his love.

Forthcoming in The Daily Tomorrow.

Forthcoming from Weird Horror.

A weird, body-horror short story about skin, loss, and the dripping viscera of our inside thoughts.

A science fiction novelette. Two astronauts and a physicist on a solar particle collider around the sun must work together to unravel an atomic mystery of a blue-shifting foot, disappearing electrons, and a mole that won’t vanish.

Forthcoming in Farthest Star Publishing