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

Wellington Street Review, an online magazine in London, posted their first issue, which has my fictional city profile “Umple,” from the Geosophical Cities. LINK

South Broadway Ghost Society posted my flash fiction “Acheron.” Scroll down to find it at SoBoGhoSo Link

Mojave Heart Review online magazine posted my flash fiction “Large Pizza.” LINK Mojave

Stone Canoe annual print magazine in Syracuse, NY published my short story “Scoop,” set in a Baskin-Robbins ice cream store in  New Haven, CT in 1976.

Slippage Lit, a new online magazine, published its first issue, which has my flash fiction or very short play “The Seven Danger Signals,” LINK Slippage

Newmag, an online magazine in Birmingham, England, posted my flash fiction “Rose Adair,” seven testimonials for a popular writing instructor. LINK

Bending Genres Journal posted Issue 7, with my flash fiction “Dwyer,” about a do-it-yourselfer. Thanks to editor Robert Vaughan. LINK

Turnpike Magazine published “My Personal Demon” in Issue 3. Fred talks nonstop about pop culture and dances every night at the club, where he meets Ginger, and then he tells me they are moving to California.  LINK