The editors at Red Planet were kind enough to accept a slightly longer fiction of mine, that started with a request from my daughters to tell them a story whilst they brushed their teeth - the end product is something that delves quietly into ideas of belonging, our need for something greater, and one's place in the world, titled "A House on a Hill, with Ninety-Nine Rooms, or More." The piece is scheduled to appear in an upcoming 2021 issue.

The editors at The Daily Drunk were kind enough to accept a brief fiction of mine, that explores the dynamics of fathers and sons and the secrets they keep, titled "Handyman." The piece appeared in February 2021.

 

The editors at No Contact have kindly accepted a very short piece of fiction of mine, that explores relationships through the sometimes shattered lens of social media and a world where everyone feels warranted with weighing-in and IMO, titled "Heartbreak 2.0" will appear/appears in Issue Ten.

The editors at Red Planet were kind enough to accept a slightly longer fiction of mine, that started with a request from my daughters to tell them a story whilst they brushed their teeth - the end product is something that delves quietly into ideas of belonging, our need for something greater, and one's place in the world, titled "A House on a Hill, with Ninety-Nine Rooms, or More." The piece is scheduled to appear in an upcoming 2021 issue.

The editors at The Daily Drunk were kind enough to accept a brief fiction of mine, that explores the dynamics of fathers and sons and the secrets they keep, titled "Handyman." The piece appeared in February 2021.

 

The editors at No Contact have kindly accepted a very short piece of fiction of mine, that explores relationships through the sometimes shattered lens of social media and a world where everyone feels warranted with weighing-in and IMO, titled "Heartbreak 2.0" will appear/appears in Issue Ten.

The editors at Red Planet were kind enough to accept a slightly longer fiction of mine, that started with a request from my daughters to tell them a story whilst they brushed their teeth - the end product is something that delves quietly into ideas of belonging, our need for something greater, and one's place in the world, titled "A House on a Hill, with Ninety-Nine Rooms, or More." The piece is scheduled to appear in an upcoming 2021 issue.

The editors at The Daily Drunk were kind enough to accept a brief fiction of mine, that explores the dynamics of fathers and sons and the secrets they keep, titled "Handyman." The piece appeared in February 2021.

 

The editors at No Contact have kindly accepted a very short piece of fiction of mine, that explores relationships through the sometimes shattered lens of social media and a world where everyone feels warranted with weighing-in and IMO, titled "Heartbreak 2.0" will appear/appears in Issue Ten.

The editors at Red Planet were kind enough to accept a slightly longer fiction of mine, that started with a request from my daughters to tell them a story whilst they brushed their teeth - the end product is something that delves quietly into ideas of belonging, our need for something greater, and one's place in the world, titled "A House on a Hill, with Ninety-Nine Rooms, or More." The piece is scheduled to appear in an upcoming 2021 issue.

The editors at The Daily Drunk were kind enough to accept a brief fiction of mine, that explores the dynamics of fathers and sons and the secrets they keep, titled "Handyman." The piece appeared in February 2021.

 

The editors at No Contact have kindly accepted a very short piece of fiction of mine, that explores relationships through the sometimes shattered lens of social media and a world where everyone feels warranted with weighing-in and IMO, titled "Heartbreak 2.0" will appear/appears in Issue Ten.

The editors at Red Planet were kind enough to accept a slightly longer fiction of mine, that started with a request from my daughters to tell them a story whilst they brushed their teeth - the end product is something that delves quietly into ideas of belonging, our need for something greater, and one's place in the world, titled "A House on a Hill, with Ninety-Nine Rooms, or More." The piece is scheduled to appear in an upcoming 2021 issue.

The editors at The Daily Drunk were kind enough to accept a brief fiction of mine, that explores the dynamics of fathers and sons and the secrets they keep, titled "Handyman." The piece appeared in February 2021.

 

The editors at No Contact have kindly accepted a very short piece of fiction of mine, that explores relationships through the sometimes shattered lens of social media and a world where everyone feels warranted with weighing-in and IMO, titled "Heartbreak 2.0" will appear/appears in Issue Ten.