Publications 

Fiction:

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Grandma What Big Teeth,

PANK, (forthcoming)

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House Keeper,

F(r)iction #18, 2021 (forthcoming)

Where Water Runs, 

TSRonline, 2018

"...Father cut the snake in half. Two writhing serpent ends. The ends kept moving. I watched them. They were curling a cursive which I could not yet read." 

George R.R. Martin Miskatonic Scholarship

Odyssey Writing Workshop, 2018

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Poetry:

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Instructions for Killing Girls,

LI Literary Journal, 2017

"...gnash down, gnaw on, 'Grandma, what big teeth you have--' Pull apart, Rip apart with 'if you hadn’t been wearing red.'..."

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The Apple,

Typehouse Literary Magazine, 2017

"My beautiful mother pricked her finger sewing. The blood pilled, beaded, beetle-eyed, dropped into a jar of venetian ceruse. How pretty, she thought. Like lips on snow. I hope my daughter looks like that. Then she died, because of the ceruse..."

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Chronic, 

Noble / Gas Qtrly, 2016

"...You stand there with a knife inside you. This is not your hand. You do not stab yourself..."