My short story, “All Those Devils,” has been selected to appear in Dime Store Review‘s print edition, Volume 2, Issue 3, 2017, soon to be available on Amazon.
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The latest print anthology from Crack the Spine, Anthology XVI, which features my short short, “Good Advice,” along with a lot of great fiction and poetry, is out now and available on Amazon.
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My short story, “Bumps,” which first appeared in 2 Elizabeths last year, has just been republished in the Fall 2017 issue of Razor Lit Mag as a finalist in the Fiction Open Contest. Check it out – the layout of this magazine is great, as are the other stories! – along with the “Behind the Razor” feature that follows, where I provide some insight into what inspired me to write this piece, another in my collection of “Sadie Stories.”
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My short story – “3:45” – is now available for FREE at Fixional.
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My short story, “All Those Devils,” is live now at Dime Show Review. This is a companion piece to “Three in the Morning and You Don’t Smoke Anymore” and “3:45” and part of a larger collection I’m working on. Happy Friday!
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“3:45” is up today and featured at Fixional – this is a companion piece to “Three in the Morning and You Don’t Smoke Anymore” and part of a collection of vignettes that I’m working on.
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Just learned that my short, short, “Good Advice,” has been accepted for publication in the 16th print edition of the Crack the Spine anthology!
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So what do I have in common with the likes of Salinger, Vonnegut, Faulkner and Fitzgerald? Very, very (and still very) little … however, I can now say that, like them, and many of my other literary favorites, I have been published by The Saturday Evening Post! Check out “The Time the Johnsons’ House Caught Fire.”
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“Three in the Morning and You Don’t Smoke Anymore” is now up and live at Easy Street.
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“Seattle” is live now in the Summer 2017 issue of The East Bay Review. This is an excerpt from my recently completed novel. It comes at a point in the story where our protagonist begins to suspect that all is not how it seems with the corner office partner who has taken him under his wing. From there, everything slowly begins to unravel for him. Enjoy!
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