April showers bring May…poems? Or, well, given the lack of rain for most of April around here, maybe it’s April droughts that bring poetry. Anyway, I’ve had two poems come out this month!The first is “Lesser Zodiacs” in Merganser Magazine. Thei…
Here is Spiral, the beetle a writer friend crocheted for me recently! I’ve been playing around with different ways to photograph them, so watch for more images floating around social media, my newsletter, and more!For now, Spiral is inviting you to che…
The world feels fragile these days. In all this chaos, corruption, and lack of empathy, the arts are as important as ever. So what do you need? I don’t know–maybe it’s to just breathe and find some way to steady yourself. Maybe it’s to take in some (n…
Are you reading for awards? Or simply interested in what work I’ve had out this past year? I think my story in Factor Four Magazine especially is worth an extra look, if you’re considering fiction nominations. One of these years, hopefully there’ll be …
I’ve been talking about this on social media and in my newsletter, but haven’t put the announcement here yet (facepalm emoji…).I have a chapbook of poems out! It was a whirlwind from acceptance to publication and right as A Trade in Betrayals wa…
Yesterday I finally had a chance to hold a copy of A Trade in Betrayals in my hands! I’ll be down at MileHiCon in Denver this weekend for its release. I have a few panels I’m on, and I’ll be hanging out at Guardbridge Books’ vendor table a bunch …
A short flash fiction story of mine, “A Benthic Myth of the Deep Sea,” recently came out in The Pink Hydra. Lots of other stories and poems in that issue, as well, so plenty of excellent things to read.It’s a stealing-fire-from-the-gods story. Wi…
Here’s something fun that you may have missed!Last month I had a chance to participate in Deborah L. Davitt’s Shining Moon podcast with a group of other speculative poets. We talked about poetry and our paths with writing it, and the central focu…
Here’s something fun that you may have missed!Last month I had a chance to participate in Deborah L. Davitt’s Shining Moon podcast with a group of other speculative poets. We talked about poetry and our paths with writing it, and the central focu…
This publication went quickly from acceptance to being available. “In the City of the Faced” is a story about a person who’s actually a swarm of bees. It’s in the March issue of Factor Four Magazine. Give it a read!