The online magazine (mac)ro(mic) posted my very short nonfiction “Devil Painting,” which is not really about Satan.  LINK

For Halloween, the online magazine Lunate posted my short story “Tarquin.” As two country neighbors feud, the black dog of one strays on the other’s property. LINK

The online magazine Lunate posted my flash fiction “On Hiatus.” A woman idling in a coffee shop tells a man scouting a seat that she can’t talk to anyone because she is on hiatus. LINK

The online magazine (mac)ro(mic) posted my flash fiction “Jigsaw Puzzle,” about a visit to the dermatology clinic. True story. LINK

Moonchild Magazine released Issue 5 which has four of my “Verse Shapes” LINK

Mojave Heart Review online magazine for June posted my gloomy personal essay “The Cat Was Gone.” Some years, everything goes wrong. LINK

Turnpike Magazine posted Issue 5, which includes my flash fiction “The Duplex,” where the hero is low-cost housing. LINK

Bull and Cross online magazine posted my story “The Juggler.” A young man learns to juggle and goes on a quest. LINK

From my series of reports to the Geosophical Club, “Overagain,” the city of second chances, is in the paperback titled Queen Mob’s Teahouse: Teh Book, published by Dostoyevsky Wannabe, in England. The book has over 300 pages of new stories, poems, essays, and so forth by 50 writers. To buy, see LINK 

Queen Mob’s Tea House posted my “Immediate Cities.” Pay a visit to Exped, Quaret-Terauq (the twin cities) and Wolb. LINK