I'm so excited to say that my latest story, A Funny Thing Happened On The Limbhackers Forum, is out now in Strange Horizons. In an internet forum for discussing illegal modifications to limb upgrades, controversy sparks when a user asks for help hacking what seems to be a
This month I made must-read lists in BOTH Reactor and Locus! I'm so delighted that my work has resonated. I check the Reactor and Locus recommendations every month to see what's hot, but have never before made one of the lists. So, to make it into
I'm so pleased that my little flash horror story has found a home in Wigleaf. This magazine has done so much for the medium and has published some true masters of the short form. Huge thanks to Scott Garson for selecting this piece! Tyndall: ‘No Time Like the
I've had a very prolific spring. This year began with the publication of another piece in my favorite humor mag, McSweeney's. That piece, I am proud to say, was the #1 trending post on the site throughout the month of March, and has only recently been
I'm back in my favorite humor site, McSweeney's Internet Tendency, with some historical hilarity about Luddites and loom-smashing. Thanks again to the editors for selecting my work! I had too much fun coming up with Nottinghamian Brain-Rotte names. Chamberpotto Apricotto. Harpsichordina Farfallina. But the winners were
I am so excited to announce that two of my pieces, "Strangler Fig" in Inner Worlds Magazine and "A Silent Song" in Hex Magazine, have been nominated for the Pushcart Prize! My first year being nominated and I'm so honored to have been nominated
Bruiser published my poem The-Thing-That-Haunts today, a poem which has been haunting me from my notes app since 2020. I still cry reading it. It hurts a lot to be reminded, but one thing about grief is, it never goes away. I don't think I am free of
I'm so excited to announce that I've signed with Noelle Falcis Math at Transatlantic Agency! Noelle is based in LA and has a fantastic list of clients. I'm so excited to be working with her and can't wait for all the great
It's only one week until the official release of ECO24: Year's Best Speculative Ecofiction! Which means you only have a week to pre-order and get a 30% discount! I'm so excited to be included in this beautiful anthology. The cover is beautiful, the stories
Fungal spread from a spore's perspective. How flies, sheep, humans, & bullets brought Clathrus archeri to Europe. If that sounds like your jam, go read INVASION FORCE in The Dodge! This piece was inspired by the novel Animalia by Jean-Baptiste Del Amo and by finding carpets of Clathrus
It's already October and I'm trying to relax after an intense summer. I started a full-time job in June, gave up my old flat to move in with my beloved partner, and have been working very hard on my novel-in-progress at the Granta Writer's
Late post but my short story Strangler Fig was reprinted in Inner Worlds magazine this August! This one first appeared in the beautiful print magazine Porridge which is sadly out of production. It's one of the first halfway decent short stories I ever wrote, so I'm