Newest Story up online: Open-Minded Gentleman

My newest story is up online here.

Feel free to join the comments and complain about my usage of colons, "Cock-Sucker Lips," and a narrator who (possibly) dies at the end of the story.

Or is it too much a parody of Russian Literature. I don't know anything about Russian literature, but I have a very strong opinion on the matter.

If you've been redirected from the Everyday Fiction page, welcome! My complete list of short story pubs is here.

Stories up Online --- as of 2021

:: here are the 13-and-counting stories I've placed online so far -- many others are slopping about slush piles::


[13] - > Cafe Two Times Bright

:: John was staring at the classic radiant Russian blonde ...

... [ published at pif magazine ] ...

[12] - > Something Anonymous

:: Liquor Store. 11:30 pm...

... [ published at the prague review ] ...


[11] - > Daniil Ivanovich Kharms

:: Daniil Ivanovich walked into a bar... a fantastic ironic extremist bar ...

... [ published at ironic fantastic #2 ] ...

[10] - > Open-Minded Gentleman

:: The West really must teach Russia more about multi-cultural inclusion. The narrator of this story will start today, in this very subway car...

... [ published at everyday fiction ] ...

[9] - > Tanya's Bare Legs

:: Vodka, cotton panties, and how to be a Muscovite...

... [ published at thieves jargon ] ...


[8] - > Crossroads

:: a surreal take on yard maintenance and bar etiquette, published in the Bauhaus-themed issue ...

... [ published at sein und werden ] ...


[7] - > If Distance Had its Charm.

:: Because if you want the long distance relationship to work, you have to just believe in the future...

... [ published at 42 Opus ] ...


[6] - > In disgrace with fortune and men's eyes

:: the best place to get coffee: clearly in your local suburban department store, one possibly dissolving through time ...

... [ published at sein und werden ] ...


[5] - > Sveta the Flower Dealer

:: Russia's most secret weapon lives in a pedestrian underpass ...

... [ published at underground voices ] ...


[4] - > Three Damsels in the Neon Bath

:: because what happens when you follows the girls from the cafe? ...

... [ published at southern cross review ] ...


[3] - > Wendy's, Honey

:: how a trip to the drive thru can lead you face to face with the Great Abyss ...

... [ published at thieves jargon ] ...


[2] - > Travel Photography

:: maybe they should be suspicious that he's always in the right place at the right time ...

... [ published at contrary ] ...


[1] - > Atomic Age: A Play in One Act

:: two loving parents go on a campus visit to their son's apartment, who is obviously making great strides in graduate school ...

... [ published at ygdrasil ] ...


[0] Previous publications appeared in the now-defunct [ hiss quarterly ] ... [ starfish poetry ] ...  [ aggregated press ] ...

"If Distance Had its Charm" - now online

My most recent short fiction publication, If Distance Had its Charm has just gone live up at 42 Opus.

... Because if you want the long distance relationship to work, you have to just believe in the future...

new story up online: "Atomic Age"

Traveling through the Moscow outskirts by train for the first time? Careful who you talk to ...

Find it here. Published at Starfish Poetry

new story up online

hey y'all


sorry for the long break - had to fly home to colorado from ireland and this altitude is killing me

new story up online:

::Sveta the flower dealer has an ass that will stop someday but not today my friends ::

You can find it here at Underground Voices, a slick, edgy ezine.



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new story up online: three damsels in the neon bath

check out the new issue of the southern cross review up online - they just published a new story of mine three damsels in the neon bath. Check it out, son.

... because what happens when you follows the girls from the cafe? ...



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"Wendy's, Honey" is up online!

Hey y'all.

My latest story, Wendy's, Honey, just went up online today.

It's about how a trip to the drive thru can lead you face to face with the Great Abyss.

It's up online at thieves jargon, an edgy litmag that's published some cool stuff over the years.

Check out this page for the other stories I have published on the web.


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new story up online - perfect crime

just a quick announcement that a new story of mine, perfect crime, has gone up at The Aggregated Press.

... because is revenge really a dish best served cold ? ...



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more online publishing news

another bit o news on the online oublishing front

heard back yesterday from underground voices and they will be publishing a story of mine in their decemenber issue. It's a cool journal - raw, edgy, an they produce a print anthology from time to time.


cool.

new play up online

good news on the virtual publishing front - looks like the literary magazine ygdrasil has decided to publish a play of mine, "atomic age."

It's up online here . You have to scroll down a touch.

Oh, and don't ask me how to pronounce the name of the magazine. I surfed around their site for a while to no avail.

Here's my basic synapses, and the play itself isn't much longer:

... two loving parents go on a campus visit to their son's apartment, who is obviously making great strides in graduate school ...