Longer short fiction, from speculative experiments to contest entries.
A camping trip into the deep woods turns into a deadly standoff when a stranger emerges from the dark, forcing a young woman to rely on her late father's hunting lessons to survive.
Read NowOn a sleepless NICU night, a systems tech fights a hospital breach—and a ghost in the wires wearing her dead friend’s voice—forcing a choice between her body and a dangerous digital afterlife. Written for the SNHU Fall Fiction Contest (max 1,500 words).
Read NowThe original, full-noir version of The Catch-All — faster, denser, and far less willing to explain itself. Early readers found it hard to follow; one compared it to William Gibson. Published alongside the rewrite so you can see the same story told two ways.
Read NowWritten for the 2024 SNHU Fall Fiction Contest, this is an experiment: a story told entirely through dialogue with a nod to Brandon Sanderson’s I Hate Dragons.
Read NowA parable from the world of Westermere.
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