Literary & Nonfiction.
“Texts My Panic Attack Sent Me”
Published in The Pink Hydra
“Panic Attack: WAKE UP THERE’S A BEAR
Me: what no there’s not
Panic Attack: BEARS EVERYWHERE”
“Snow’s Fall”
Published in The Pink Hydra
“Beatrice curled up in the covers and he shuffled toward the door. A swarm of moths, not butterflies—not yellow sunny-sweet nerves, but a gray chill of disquiet—swarmed through her.”
“Capitalism and the Labour of Art: Getting Paid in the Automation Age”
Published in Seize the Press Magazine
Let’s talk about science fictional concepts. Imagine a Utopian world where all creatives like writers get paid fairly for their labor.
“How to Read With Brothers”
Published in Twenty-Two Twenty-Eight Magazine
“The dandelion seeds come from the clouds.” Ranas set up his army men in tidy rows on the sidewalk.
“They do not,” I said. “They come from dandelions.”
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“The Care and Keeping of Funnel Clouds”
Published in Intrepidus Ink
The sky rotated into a yellow-green, the kind where the sun strove to shine through.
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“Relief in E Minor”
Published in Ripe Fiction
That last text to Gene had felt wrong. She hadn’t said yes in the flavor she’d intended.
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“The Bear in the Restaurant”
Published in Serotonin
Reda hunched in her chair in the bright, cheery restaurant, her mouth dry, clenching her fists.
Photo by Sophie Augustin on Unsplash
“Snigglesnaffed”
Published in Intrinsick Magazine
There’s an official term for when something adorable makes your brain short circuit.
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