A wee flash I wrote from a memory of a girl I knew in Santa Cruz runs today in Flash Fiction Magazine. I hope you like it.

A few years ago, Archive of the Odd published a “found document” story I wrote about a young grad student whose research into a homeless community leads her to a Sephora mall for answers about her own troubled childhood. It’s a foray into Reddit, NextDoor, Teen Vogue, and a crumpled note found in a hotel wastebasket. It’s available online for the first time, if you want to read it. There are faeries there, so watch out.

The Red Shoes is a 100-word story I wrote appearing today in Hungry Shadow Press’ Deadly Drabble Tuesday series. I am proud of this piece. Content Warning: Family trauma

Here is my latest work in The Black Fork Review. I started this poem by writing down the observations my sweetheart was making one day in our garden. I hope you like it.

Here’s a flash I wrote featured in Punk Noir Magazine, a favorite online magazine of mine. Content warnings: blood, knife, empty nest

The Interloper is a story I wrote inspired by the city where I live, and the Chapman Stick musician I met once when I was fifteen. I am proud to be included once again in the fantastic Dark Winter Lit.

I am so pleased to announce that my first chapbook is available now for ordering at Bottlecap Press. What are my poems about, you ask? The secret love life of the Pleistocene landscape, seismic romance, peat bog mummies, feminine rage, and motherhood, among other things. I hope you like it! Order here at Bottlecap Press.

I am honored to say that two of my poems appear today in the wonderful Sierra Nevada Review.

A flash story excerpted from a novel I wrote appears today in Issue 25 of Tahoma Literary Review.

A flash I wrote is up today in the fantastic Ellipsis Zine. I am proud to be included.