Wyatt’s Tonic (What Doesn’t Kill You Anthology)
The characters in these pages have gone through some stuff. They’ve been tricked out of money, given up their innocence, and even ended up accidentally traveling through time with the Devil.
The Purple Fire Hydrant (Tales of the Strange Anthology)
This anthology asked writers to explore the beautifully weird, the slightly off, and the unusual. Break free from the norm to investigate the strange!
Unraveled (ArrowHeart Volume II Anthology: IDENTITY)
A collection of short stories in ArrowHeart’s second volume all centered on the idea of identity.
Her Stop (Maelstrom: The Inner Circle Writers’ Group Literary Anthology 2019)
The word ‘literary’ is defined as ‘concerning the writing, study, or content of literature, especially of the kind valued for quality of form’. That’s important.
Luck (Stinkwaves Magazine)
Welcome to the 2019 Mega-Issue of Stinkwaves Magazine, a collection of short stories, poetry, and artwork put together for readers of young adult fiction. We combine the works of traditionally published authors, poets, and artists alongside up and coming students and creatives.
The Umbrella Man (Literally Stories)
The App description said that the Umbrella Man’s “got what you need.” Brian Fuld downloaded the App and launched it while relaxing in bed and settling in for the night.
The Flower (Long Island Literary Journal)
Drew drove up to the parking lot and found a spot in front of the grey building, directly under a green sign with the words “GIBBET NURSING HOME” spelled out in white letters. He drove a little too far into the spot and tapped the concrete yellow car stop.
The Silver Card (Good News. . .?)
Oh, be careful what you wish for.
One person’s good news might be someone else’s bad news. And if you do get what you wished for you might not be getting what you need. Or, if you’re slightly more fortunate, you may no longer have anything to grumble about. These stories challenge the notion of what is good news and yet leave us still a little optimistic.