Ink Sweat & Tears, online magazine, posted my flash fiction “John.” A grocery store clerk with a gruesome scar gives me a hard time. LINK Ink Sweat & Tears
Sabr Literary Magazine, online and new, posted my flash fiction “To the Visitor.” Welcome to my cottage! Make yourself at home! Literally! LINK Sabr
January catch-up:
River Poets Journal, a paper magazine, includes my short story “The Exit Interview,” from the longer story Wesley Grubb tells about his girlfriend, her bicycle, and the animal rights group Voice of the Turtle. LINK River Poets
Turnpike Magazine, online, posted my flash fiction “Moieties,” a contemporary fable. LINK Turnpike
Detritus online magazine included my three short poems, “Fable,” “Safety Matches,” and “Travel.” See page 10. LINK
Nora Devereux returns . . . again! The Writing Disorder online magazine in Los Angeles published my short story “The Art Collective.” Nora discovers a co-op art gallery, submits some drawings, and reconsiders. LINK
Nora Devereux returns! This time, she reads a historical novel with uncanny insight. The online magazine Nymphs posted my flash fiction “The Page Turner.” LINK
Appropriate to the season, Writers in the Know published my flash fiction “Beaver Moon,” a legend of the Quidnunc tribe. Thanks to editor Nadia Giordana. LINK
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
