Tag Archives: publications

The Uncool Kids’ Table

Posted on by November 30, 2017

It’s been a tough week for me as a writer: seeing the nominations for Pushcarts and Best Small Fictions make the rounds on social media, reading the lists of winners and finalists, and knowing that this year, too, I’ve been … Continue reading →

Month of Stories – Part 1

Posted on by May 20, 2018

I’ve always loved fall and the sense of renewed energy and creativity it brings. This October, I have several new stories coming out in different journals. “Breach” made its debut in 3Elements Literary Review. The story grew out of a … Continue reading →

New Flash at R.KV.R.Y. Quarterly

Posted on by July 3, 2017

My flash prose piece “Shelby County Courthouse” is published in the “Shorts on Survival” section of the July issue of R.KV.R.Y.  Quarterly Literary Journal. The story was inspired by a poetry exercise that a friend from my writing group shared … Continue reading →

New Flash at Jellyfish Review

Posted on by March 17, 2017

“Jolene, Jolene” debuted at Jellyfish Review today! And tomorrow, I’m teaching two flash fiction workshops at the Goat Hill Writers Workshop-Palooza. It should be an exciting weekend. Save Save … Continue reading →

Recent Publications and Classes

Posted on by August 18, 2015

I just finished another super summer writing workshop with the amazing teens of Tiverton Public Library! Thanks to Abby Porter, teen librarian, for inviting me back for another year, and to all the teen writers whose creativity and energy always … Continue reading →

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Read All the Stories (Except for the One You Listen To)

Stories here, stories there. Little stories everywhere.

Literary Orphans, Issue 17 (Ella Fitzgerald): “From A Short History of Black Bread Lake.”

The Flexible Persona, Issue 2.3: “With Holden Caulfield in the Panic Room.” Listen to this audio story on Soundcloud.

Litro NY: “So You Want to Be a Poet.”

KYSO Flash, Issue 2: “Happy Meal” (microfiction).
Also in this issue:
“Wendy and Brian on the Last Night of the World” (fiction) and “Penny Postcard, 1902 (No Cancellation)” (poetry).

From a Short History of Black Bread Lake

From a Short History of Black Bread Lake