Today, instead of a new story, I’m posting links to other places where you can read my work. Space Squid issue 9 is out! In it, you’ll find my story "Tiffany and the Unicorns." You can download the PDF for free! Also, The Living Dead 2 is out! […]
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These are very pretty, and somewhat relevant, based on my ongoing series. Check it out!
Pretty Pictures of Mars!
The queen of hearts twisted around on herself and escaped her paper prison. She didn’t get far, though, with two torsos and no legs. Sean had loved solitaire, but the game changed when the cards gained sentience. When he played on his computer, but the AI was just as bad. […]
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Ronnie’s scream echoed in Jim’s room. He grabbed his communicator. "Ronnie? Ronnie, are you okay? Where are you?" Static crackled at him. Jim shook the communicator, then tried again. Worry clawed at his belly. Where was she? What had she done? Maybe this was all a prank. Maybe she was […]
Martian Adventures: Ronnie’s Birthday Part 2
There was only one present left under the tree, and it wasn’t big enough to be the racetrack that Billy wanted. It’d been the only thing he’d asked for this year, too. Well, not the only thing, but the only important thing. His parents should have known that. He fought […]
Christmas Present
Space monkeys swept into the room and carried off the muffins. Joe looked up from his Star Wars/Wizard of Oz fanfic. "That was weird." The sun went dark, and the Earth was shrouded in shadow. But then it came back, so everyone decided that it wasn’t worth worrying. Sam […]
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Ronnie wormed her way through the air vent. It was a lot tighter than she remembered–but then she hadn’t been through here since before Jim came. She’d grown in the past year. She slithered forward. It would be her birthday soon, and she always greeted her birthday from the same […]
Martian Adventures: Ronnie’s Birthday Part 1
Wedding bells tolled overhead as Scott fought his way through the protestors and ran into the church. He was too late. At this point, he couldn’t do anything but cause a scene. He barreled ahead anyway. He needed to see May one more time before he lost her forever. May […]
Wedding Day
Last Wednesday, Paul, our friend Justin, and I drove to Indianapolis for Gen Con, the best four days in gaming. That’s role playing games, not gambling. We’ve been going every year since 2006, and we stop at Cracker Barrel for lunch on our way out every year. We like […]
Gen Con 2010
I got two acceptances this week. My story "Larva Mother" will be appearing in the January issue of Bards and Sages Quarterly, and my story "Three Grams" will be appearing in Dark Recesses. In other exciting news, my husband, Paul, sold an article to Pyramid Magazine. It’s been […]