"Keeping Someone", "Swept Away",
and "Treats" - published in Read by Dawn 3 in June 08.
Available through the Bloody Books website (click on the icon to order) or through Amazon.com.
"Slasher" was first published in 2004 in Hellbound
Book's Deathgrip
3: It Came From the Cinema. The stories in this themed anthology all touch
upon or are inspired by horror movies the contributors feel are especially
significant. I've since adapted this story into a feature-length screenplay
which made it to the Semi-Finals of the 2009 Shriekfest Screenplay Contest (See FILM section for more info). .
"Reflecting House" - published in The
Three-Lobed Burning Eye (Winter 2004 Issue). READ FOR FREE
"Relecting House" is also available in the print anthology
The Three-Lobed Burning Eye Annual, Vol. IV. Click on the cover
or here to order:
Nothing
But Worm Meat published in Ideomancer, Vol. 1 Issue 8 (August
2002).READ FOR FREE
Lords
published at Neverworlds as Story of the Month in November 01.READ FOR FREE
Art
by Judith Huey
Quiet
Flickings, Milky Darkness - First published in Crimson #12
( late 2000).An Honorable Mention in Ellen
Datlow's Year's Best Fantasy and Horror, 14th Annual.READ FOR FREE
"Hammerhead"
was published in the e-anthology DEAD IN TH13TEEN FLASHES 2: BODY COUNT in October
'04. READ FOR FREE
"A Birth So Cold" was published in 2005's
Kings of the Night III. anthology.READ FOR FREE
Cover art by Mats Minnhagen
"Golden Shimmering" - published in Darker Than
Tin, Brighter Than Sin, an angel-themed charity anthology benefitting the OWW
Scholarship Fund. READ FOR
FREE
Cover art by Carol Carmen
An Assumption of Filth published in Lullaby
Hearse #3, Fall 2003 issue (sold out).
READ FOR FREE
Making
Her Scream published in Peep Show Issue #5, June 2003. READ FOR FREE
Uprooted
published in the final issue of Dark Angel Rising, Winter 03/04. READ FOR FREE
Intake
published in Peridot Books, 2002 Spring/Summer issue. READ FOR FREE
"The novelist is, after all, God's
liar, and if he does his job well, keeps his head and his courage, he can sometimes find
the truth that lives at the center of the lie." - Stephen King