Fiction
- Short story: Daddy’s Girl, Cthulhurotica Anthology (Dec 2010)
- Short story: Wand of Ash – The Proving, Buzzy Multimedia (July 2012)
- Short story: Omnipotence, donated to Crossed Genres Save Haiti project
- Short story: Ozark Pixies, eFiction Magazine, (July 2011)
Non-fiction
- Digging Roots, a Dying Legacy, Online Journal of Sustainability
- Twitter Logic for Writers, OWL newsletter
- Flower Tincture, The Essential Herbal Blog
Works-in-Progress (WIP)
- Symbiosis, spec-fic/fantasy novel (first draft finished, under edit, ETA summer 2012) Here’s a snippet of a scene I used for 100-word flash. And here’s the blurb I’m trying to condense into 25-words for my pitch:
“Symbiosis” is a science/fantasy novel about the goddess Ki who survived the eruption of Thera and thinks she’s human. When she’s forced to take part in a ritual sacrifice, she realizes she’s not human. Whatever it is that she is has been awakened and it’s hungry. She has to learn to embrace and control her dark side before it destroys her and the humans she’d come to identify with. And do it before the true darkness catches up with her.
In Submission
2012
- Bounty Hunter, 7500 wd short to Tor.com 03/07/12
100 words to Daily Science Fiction 02/21/12rejected 03/07/12- 100 words to Marco Polo Arts Magazine 02/20/12
short story to Flylit Press 01/03/12rejected 02/16/12- queried photo essay project to Earth Expression online zine 01/03/12 – invited submission
- queried photo essay project to Abe’s Penny 01/04/12
- non-fiction essay to Entrepreneur Magazine online 02/02/12
2011
Wand of Ash, short story to Buzzy MagAccepted! (withdrawn)Ozark Pixies, short story to eFictionAccepted!Short story to Buzzy Magrewrite requested 100711
Accepted! 10/31/11short story to Writers of the Future Q4 Vol 28rejectedshort story to Intergalactic Medicine Show– rejectedshort story for Q1 V29 WotF contestrejected 03/07/12short story to Daily Science Fiction subbed 12/13/11rejected
Examples
I have several flash fiction pieces on this site where you can get an idea of my style. The stories at eFiction and Crossed Genres are free reads.
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Hi, I found you through Six Sentence Sunday. And I’m glad I did. I write speculative YA and I hope to try your Friday Fictioneers soon. I love the photo prompt Wednesday, too!
I’m glad you found me too Ann
The Wednesday photo prompt is what the Friday Fictioneers use for their stories on Friday, so basically are parts of the same deal. I hope to see you join us!