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The British e-zine CaféLit has accepted my flash story “Trash Day” for publication on March 4, 2023.
“Food Chain” Accepted by Yellow Mama
My short story “Food Chain” has been accepted by Yellow Mama Webzine for publication in Issue #97 on April 15, 2023.“Down On The Farm” Coming Soon
I have a chapbook-length book from Alien Buddha Press that will debut soon: “Down On The Farm: Spacey Tails From Flyover Country.” The book will feature eight short tales about UFOs, strange cattle births, and unidentified objects falling from the sky somewhere out near Lake Wobegon and beyond. “These Symptoms” from Alien Buddha Press
“Recompense” Accepted by Bewildering Stories
My short story, “Recompense,” has been accepted by Bewildering Stories. Yay!
Bewildering Stories is a webzine (or “e-zine”) devoted to speculative and experimental writing. All genres are welcome in both fiction and non-fiction.
New Photo Exhibit at Work
“Old versus New” Featured in Figwort Literary Journal
My Books Are Now Carried in the Watertown Free Public Library!
According to the reference librarian at the Watertown Free Public Library:“Thank you for donating your books. I have chosen to include The Kanawha Anomaly and Machine Feelings and Other Stories in our circulating Science Fiction collection. Titles added to our circulating collection will get the opportunity to go out. Materials in our circulating collection are subject to our collection development policy and over time we may evaluate whether the books should remain in our collection.
“Your other titles Helltown Chronicles, The Winship Affair, Uncontacted Frontier and The Allston Variant will be included in our Watertown Author collection. Titles in our Watertown Author collection will be retained. These books do not go out. If you would like to donate another copy of Kanawha Anomaly and/or Machine Feelings and Other Stories, we would be happy to add those titles to our Watertown Author collection as well.
“Pound Sand” Accepted by Cosmic Contact Anthology
Culture Cult Press has accepted my short story, “Pound Sand,” for its Cosmic Contact Anthology project.
“FIRST CONTACTS can be tricky. Even when we meet a fellow human being for the first time, the interaction can be unpredictable. And when it comes to first contact on the cosmic scale, it’s a whole other ballgame altogether! Pulpcult invites Science fiction stories of all sub-genes with the theme of ‘First Contact‘ for this anthology.”
