prose
fiction
thrice fiction
carving a memory
columbia college literary review
the rate of transplantation
thin air magazine
the crickets got out
ellipsis magazine
local volcanism*
***contest winner
ripping
***contest winnter
dewpoint
off the coast
the vehicle
the pinch
boston literary magazine
the baker’s husband
what hurts the most
mock orange magazine
backwards exposure
adelaide magazine
directory
second honeymoon
the notre dame review
by the bone
ginosko literary journal
the taste of blood and oak
nano fiction
koinonikos
superstition review
napkin notes to my bartender
decomP magazine
dermis & dendrochronology
paper nautilus
overdone
apex calient
bucket list
grasslimb journal
appropriate attire
non-fiction
thin air magazine
sardines
red queen magazine
how to bathe your ex’s cats
open minds quarterly
the inanimate object that you are
by the bone
a post-apocalyptic queer post-death love story…sort of. read it here.
The skull was still a challenge, she thought, as she lay on her bed rolling her favorite rib between her fingers. This had been the debonair of the ribcage; its comma-shaped curve almost perfectly formed. A bass clef without accompanying dots. How bizarre, to have a favorite human rib. Only Mel’s bizarre wishes would allow someone like C to bury each bone like crops, selecting each like prime choice cuts for a barbecue restaurant. She set the rib on the nightstand beside her…continue reading.