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"At the Edge of the World" F(r)iction, forthcoming Summer 2026
"Morcilla" The Brussels Review, forthcoming
"Big Mouth" The Brussels Review, forthcoming
"Lies, Agreed Upon" The Jerry Jazz Musician, forthcoming
"Burning for You" Up North Literary Journal, forthcoming
"The Book of Braden" Does it Have Pockets, February 2026
"Numbed to Death" Bethlehem Writer's Roundtable
Featured story, January 2026
"Ekphrasis for Standing Glass Fish" Pictura Journal, December 2025
"Implantation" Antifa Literary Magazine, November 2025
"Abecedarian Lament" The Metaworker Literary Magazine, October 2025
"A Taste of Fresh Cherries" The Pink Hydra, June 2025
"Squashed Ambitions" Cosmic Daffodil Journal Issue X, May 2025
"Over the Water" The Wild Umbrella Literary Journal, April 2025
"The Hands of Winter" Same Faces Collective, March 2025
"Pulse" Short Circuit, January 2025
"Scalpels and Sledges" The NightWriter Review's 805 Blog, November 2024
"Overexposure" Bright Flash Literary Review, October 2024
"Recipe for an Unfinished Book" The Metaworker Literary Magazine, August 2024
"Oceans" The Good Life Review, June 2024
Republished November 2024, Waywords Literary Journal
"Raise Up a Child" Wrong Turn Lit, June 2024
"Sins of the Father" Consequence, May 2024
"The Line" Twenty-Two Twenty-Eight, April 2024
"Passing Through the Lens" Flash Fiction Magazine, March 2024
"Mourning Light" WayWords Literary Journal, October 2023
"Cotton and Strawberries" Hearth and Coffin, September 2023
"Course Correction" The First Line Literary Journal, September 2019
Republished November 2025, Tall Tale TV
"Implantation" Antifa Literary Magazine, November 2025
"Routine Maintenance" Tales Anthology: Tales of the Strange, December 2023
"The Menno Simons Home for Wayward Christians" premiered April 2024, Hesston College, Hesston, Kansas
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