PUBLICATIONS
A historical fiction story inspired by Josephine Cochrane, the inventor of the first automatic dishwasher, published in the tenth issue of Tamarind Literary Magazine, a publication featuring fiction and non-fiction relating to science, scientists, and the interaction between science and society.
A spec-fic flash piece published in the very first issue of the Twin Cities-based Speck Magazine. Check them out!
An enemies-to-lovers rom-com involving Olympic skiers and Settlers of Catan that received second place in Commuter Lit's 2025 Valentine's Week contest.
A social commentary microfiction piece that won the 2024 Writing Battle nanofiction competition.
A flash fiction drama with a little fantasy sprinkled in; published in in the TL;DR's Curios anthology in August 2023.
A flash story about how a young girl's bond with her lamb transcends her father's cruelty, published in the charitable anthology Hope Is Not Passive from Quills and Cosmos Press. Proceeds benefit Kids In Need of Defense.
Applesauce and Embalming Fluid
A macabre comedy piece of flash fiction published by Humour Me Magazine in October 2025.
A microfiction piece created from love and exhaustion, published in December 2024 in Miniskirt Magazine.
A fantasy story published in the December 2023 horse-themed issue of Luna Station Quarterly. It is a rollicking tale of carousel horses, bright lights, and toupees.
A young adult historical fiction piece published for the Labor Day issue of little fruits magazine.
A piece of speculative post-apocalyptic microfiction published by Crepuscular Magazine in June 2025.
A futuristic fantasy story set far above earth involving feuding cousins, fashion empires, and cloud seeding farms, published by After the Storm in January 2025.
A sci-fi microfiction published by 365 Tomorrows in August 2023.
"Beech, Please" has a special place in my heart as my first complete short story, as well as my first ever publication! It is a fantasy-comedy short story originally published in the December 2022 issue of Luna Station Quarterly.
Read a review of Beech, Please here.
In July 2023, PodCastle produced a full-cast audio version of Beech, Please, which still blows my mind.​
Host Matt Dovey gave it the following recommendation: "It had a playfulness with language that I adore, the sort of impish tinkering with vocabulary as a toolbox that Douglas Adams and Terry Pratchett and Robert Rankin deployed as well . . . . I want you to go away from this one with a smile on your lips and in your heart, ready for your own adventures of kindness and self-discovery."