The Healing at Sein & Werden

Yup, I'm still alive, unhealed, and writing occasionally with The Healing in the Wunderkammer issue being the latest.

Quantum Genre anthology from PARAPHILIA

PARAPHILIA MAGAZINE has just published the Quantum Genre in the Planet of the Arts anthology (website here, direct download here) which includes my story "Zinna". The quantum genre is defined by the editor V. Ulea as having the following properties:


1. quantum duality of characters
2. the uncertainty effect
3. quantum entanglement
4. quantum time
5. the observer/interpreter effect


I hope there will be more opportunities to explore the Quantum Genre in the future, both as writer and reader. Thanks to V. Ulea for her work in editing and finding a publisher!

1581 story

It's been a while!

My 1581 story, November, an Annointing, has just been posted at for every year.

general update

The Quantum Genre anthology, originally to be published by Crossing Chaos-Enigmatic Ink, may not appear as originally scheduled, but I'm keeping my fingers crossed.

I will have a short fiction upcoming in for every year.

amanda peet; dow jones index

MiCrow Fiction

Linda's First Day is now available in the Winter 2010 MiCrow issue at Full of Crow.

Story at >kill author

Everything in my Childhood was Quiet is in the fifth issue of >kill author.

Love the quote by Octavio Paz (to whom the fifth issue is dedicated) so I'll reprint it:

“Literature is the expression of a feeling of deprivation, a recourse against a sense of something missing. But the contrary is also true: language is what makes us human. It is a recourse against the meaningless noise and silence of nature and history.”

Krepler @ nefarious muse

My short fiction Krepler is now online at nefarious muse.

Review of "Sui Generis" and Other Fictions

My review of "Sui Generis" and Other Fictions by Marc Lowe is online at Sein und Werden. Marc's e-book is now available for download here.

otoliths publication

I have a very short piece, Trellis, in issue 15 of otoliths.

Reprint in Sein und Werden Issue

"Mark on the Wall" is reprinted in the Autumn 2009 issue of Sein und Werden, ominously titled All Things Move Toward Their End.