Publications
Upcoming Podcast:
The Island
My short horror story “The Island” will appear as a podcast from Creepypod.
What’s behind the disappearances at the local lake?
Air date TBA
Upcoming Anthology:
Anna Karenina Isn’t Dead
An anthology from Improbable Press, where literary heroines survive their stories.
Featuring my story “Love Knot,” based on Alfred Noyes’s poem The Highwayman.
I gave Bess five minutes’ notice of the soldiers’ arrival, and she did the rest. Publishing early 2024
Upcoming Anthology:
Sherlock is a Girl’s Name
An anthology from Clan Destine Press
Featuring my story “The Case of the Man Who Wasn’t Dead”
Modern-era medium Sherlock Holmes solves the murders of the dead who contact her via her spirit guide, Jane Watson, a nurse who died in 1944.
Publishing date TBA
Now Available:
Seaside Gothic, Issue 4
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Seaside Gothic, a magazine of gothic literature at the border of sea and land
Featuring my story “The Lifeboat”
Cousins looking to scatter their grandfather’s ashes make an unsettling discovery in a sea cave.
Clamour and Mischief
Shortlisted for a 2022 Aurealis Award!
Clamour and Mischief brings a veritable storytelling of crows to the corvidae, the bird family known for intelligence and cunning and for their connection with folklore and urban legends.
Featuring my story “Branwen and the Three Ravens”
The creepy adventures of a woman attempting to free her brothers from a curse.
Queer Weird West Tales
Shortlisted for a 2022 Aurealis Award!
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Frontiers have always attracted the Other – where they find that the Other is always already there. These 22 stories explore what happens when queer characters encounter weirdness on the edge of the worlds they know.
Featuring my story “The Train Ticket”
A man finds himself holding a train ticket to Hell after accidentally attempting to rob a ghost train.
Dark Cheer: Cryptids Emerging
Volume Blue
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Here are stories for lovers of chupacabras and hulders, griffins and gargoyles.
Here be darkly cheery tales of ancient creatures beneath still waters, in the attic, or the shadows right by the bed.
Here there be monsters.
Featuring my story “The Enfield Monster”
A human woman and her swamp monster wife adapt to the changes that old age brings to their lifelong romance.
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