Audio reprint sale: Servant of the Aswang

Trapped in a city hundreds of miles from home. Servant to the most vile creature in all of the Philippines.

Unnamed protagonist is... SERVANT OF THE ASWANG.

*eerie music* Tentatively coming to the Pseudopod Podcast, December 18th, 2015. *eerie music*

"Ghosts of the Imperial" now available

My story, "Ghosts of the Imperial," is now available to read in English and Chinese. It was originally written for the SFComet Science Fiction Contest. We had seven days to write up to 2500 words, and this was what I came up with. Enjoy!

"In the Light of the Skeletal Moons" released in Space and Time magazine #123

Space and Time Magazine has published my story, "In the Light of the Skeletal Moons." It's accompanied by an amazing illustration by artist Douglas Draper.


You can purchase print copies at their website.

"The Feast of Father Gorger" released in Postscripts to Darkness #6!

Postscripts to Darkness has published my story, "The Feast of Father Gorger," a kaiju dark fantasy set in... well, that would be spoiling. It's now available for purchase at their website.

"Kentucky Rush" released by Acidic Fiction!

In what may be my quickest sale to publication to date, my little horror story, "Kentucky Rush," is available to read for free at Acidic Fiction. Check it out!

Sale: "Kentucky Rush"

Acidic Fiction just bought my story, "Kentucky Rush," for a future issue. I haven't had the pleasure to work with this publisher before, but the experience so far has been great. As always, I'll post more details as they arrive.

Sale: "The Silence and the Worm"

My story, "The Silence and the Worm" was just acquired by Mad Scientist Journal Presents: Selfies From the End of the World. MSJ puts out a fantastic product. I appeared in their previous anthology, "That Ain't Right: Historical Accounts of the Miskatonic Valley," as well and had a great experience with that. Very much looking forward to working with editors Dawn and Jeremy again.

 Expect a September publication date in paperback, as well as Kindle, Nook and many other e-formats.