Category: Additional Work
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Arrested
Originally published in the RIC Journal, July 7, 2024. The Reverend Ezekiel J. Stalworth, Jr., didn’t set out to be a prophet. (Who would want the job?) But suddenly he was one, God’s intermediary to the world, and, oh boy, is she pissed. Read the story here https://ricjournal.com/2024/07/07/arrested-paul-lewellan/
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A Fraud Examiner and an Aerialist Walked Into a Bar
Originally published in Front Porch Review, Volume 20, January 2018 Benjamin called the night Kat arrived from New York and proposed drinks at the Blackstone, Tuesday evening at 7:00. To celebrate your return. Monday, with her last paycheck from Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey, Kat bought a sleeveless black dress, dark hose, 3-inch heels,…
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“Abraham and Isaac Go Camping in the Porcupines”
Patchwork Lit Mag, Issue 4 2022 What could be a better bonding experience than a father/son camping trip? “Dad, what are the knives for?” And He said, Take now thy son, thine only son Isaac, whom thoulovest, and get thee into the land of Moriah; and offer him there for aburnt offering upon one of…
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“Sex Before the Rapture”
Cape Magazine, Issue 4 Read on Publisher’s Site
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“Goddess Sophia Calling”
Figwort Literary Journal, Volume 1 Read on Publisher’s Site
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“Hudson and the Healey”
The Zodiac Review, Summer/Fall 2022 When I was in college my best friend owned an Austin Healey. Fond memories of that car led to this story. Read on Publisher’s Site
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“Gift of the Mad Woman”
Quibble Lit, November 2022 Read on Publisher’s Site
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2020/2021
Stories published in 2020 and 2021 with links to read on the publisher’s website. Click in “Read More” to see the listing of stories. “Love and Accounting,”MINISKIRT MAGAZINE, Volume 6, 2021A friend once hosted a late night radio talk show by this name on the University of Kentucky campus. I stole the title, added a…
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2019 and earlier
A sampling of publications from 2008 – 2019 with links to the publisher’s website. Click here “Read More” to see the listings of stories. “End of Season, The,”The Athena Review, December 2019Gardening, ghosts, a small dog, and a marriage turned to dust.Read Here “Abide Sister”Literally Stories, August 24, 2018A death in the family draws a woman…
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