Works

“Every Meddling Woman,” Fractured Reveries: A Storied Imaginarium Salon (July 2025)

A fairy tale closes its pages, but somewhere in the forest the meddling villainess walks on.

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“Black Ichor,” Cosmic Horror Monthly #144 (February 2024)

After a dimensional breach floods their world, two lovers discover survival can take on a terrible new meaning.

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“Heat Waves,” Space & Time Magazine #145 (Fall/Winter 2023)

In a ruined city emptied by heat and time, a ghost struggles to gather itself for a single moment of memory.

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“The Dark at the End of the Year,” Happy Hellidays, HellBound Books Publishing. (October 2023)

Two brothers cross into a winter forest where the old guardians of the land have not forgotten their duty.

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“Turris Nepenthes,” HWA Poetry Showcase X (2023)

A tower appears in the city without warning, and those who try to conquer it soon discover it was hunting them all along.

“Something to Know About the Wind,” HWA Poetry Showcase IX (2022)

Around the Cliff House, the wind remembers things the living would rather forget.

Shadow Atlas: Dark Landscapes of the Americas, edited by Carina Bissett, Hillary Dodge, and Josh Viola, Hex Publishers (November 2021)

A secret society of explorers chronicles its perilous expeditions into the haunted landscapes and forgotten civilizations of the Americas.

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“N is for Needlepoint,” ABC’s of Terror volume 3, D&T Publishing (May 2021)

The last surviving needlework of a murdered convent carries more than history stitched into its threads.

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“The Foreign Film Saved My Life,” The Toilet Zone, HellBound Books Publishing. (August 2019)

When the zombie apocalypse crashes movie night, one woman realizes the worst date of her life might also be the reason she survives it.

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“A Cheater’s Guide to the 10 Questions,” Space Squid Holiday Sci-fi-tri-fecta. (December 2017)

An underground guide reveals how to pass a dangerous citizenship test—unless the final question turns out to be about you.

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“Indiscretions,” Indiscretions, Pseudopod. (June 2017)

As suspicion about her husband grows, a woman begins to notice small pieces of reality quietly disappearing.

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