Stories Out There in the Ether...
1) Funny contemporary fantasy short story "The Wolpertinger" has been published in the Big Pulp anthology "Clones, Fairies & Monsters in the Closet". You can find a few more details in the press release for the story.
2) Lovecraftian short story "Black Sand" has been published by
Innsmouth Free Press. Now also available as a Kindle eBook.
3) You can find my horror short story "Snot Creek" (originally published by The Dark Fiction Spotlight) now as part of an anthology: Thadd Presley Presents: Creature Feature
4) Horror short story "The Park" has been published by Three Crow Press in September 2010.
5) Zombie short story "My Friend, the Zombie" has been published by "A Fly in Amber" magazine in January 2010. A Fly in Amber
6) Humorous fantasy short story "Seeing Stone" has been published by "Big Pulp" in their Fantasy "Lore" line in January 2010. (It's apparently not on the Internet anymore)
7) Horror short story "The Chasm" has been published by "Afterburn SF" on the 27th of November 2009. Since Afterburn SF has unfortunately ceased publication, the story is not on the Internet anymore.
8) SF short story "Lunatic" has been published in "Strange, Weird & Wonderful Magazine" in its Fall 2009 issue. Since Strange, Weird & Wonderful Magazine has unfortunately ceased publication, the story is not on the Internet anymore.
9) Fantasy story "The Scroll" has been published in GlassFire Magazine Vol 4. Issue 4
10) You can find my speculative short story "Red Building" in "M-Brane SF #7".
11) My first publication ever: SF short story "As the Crow Flies" (in Anthro 19#). http://www.anthrozine.com
Almost:
12) SF short story "Forever Sunshine" had been accepted by "SFzine.org" but the magazine died a silent death.
13) Black humor fantasy story "Back From Hell" had been accepted by "Well Told Tales" but it was just another magazine that quietly died.
14) Speculative short story "The Sea Is a Patient Mistress" was bought by "Alternative Coordinates", but after a year of putting it on hold they informed me they wouldn't print it... interesting...
