Flash fiction from issues 17, 18, and 19 of Speculative 66!
This post features my accepted submissions for issues seventeen, eighteen, and nineteen of Speculative Fiction. You can click on the title of each piece below to read that issue. Continue reading “Speculative 66: Issues 17, 18, and 19”
Very short fiction from Speculative 66!
This post features my accepted submissions for issues thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, and sixteen of Speculative Fiction. You can click on the title of each piece below to read that issue. Continue reading “Speculative 66: Issues 13, 14, 15, and 16”
My short fiction from issues 9, 10, 11, and 12 of Speculative 66!
This post features my accepted submissions for issues nine, ten, eleven, and twelve of Speculative Fiction. You can click on the title of each piece below to read that issue. Continue reading “Speculative 66: Issues 9, 10, 11, and 12”
Nine speculative fiction pieces from Speculative 66!
Speculative 66 is an online magazine featuring works of fiction that are exactly 66 words. I was fortunate enough to have a few pieces appear in this publication beginning in issue six and continuing until issue nineteen. Continue reading “Speculative 66: Issues 6, 7, and 8”
“This is a delicate business with a very small margin for error.”
“Mustard seed?”
“Check.” Continue reading ““The Vampire Hunter’s Apprentice””
The sun had settled near the horizon, but there was ample light to watch the gravediggers.
As the flames spread throughout the charcoal, he watched as a backhoe lifted earth and deposited a mass of soil into the bed of a truck. Continue reading ““Chilling Grilling””
However, several inside the speeding truck had noticed especially troubling behavior from the storm.
The tornado forced the meteorologists to abandon their film equipment and flee. Continue reading ““Unnatural Phenomenon””
A couple of short stories about deadly spiders (some extraterrestrial and one the product of island gigantism) spinning doom.
When I was a child, I had an intense fear of spiders. My dread of those little eight-legged monsters has somewhat eased in my adulthood, but I continue to hesitate whenever I encounter an arachnid. Continue reading “Ensnared in a Childhood Fear: “Floating over a Spider” and “Montanha do Aranha””
A Visit to the Idea Factory 