My short story “The Janus Anomaly” is now published online by Kasma Magazine! If you haven’t already read it, be sure to check it out—and if you have, check out the awesome art that they did for it! Really cool stuff.
Category: Short Stories
The Paradox of Choice: A chilling glimpse of an all-too possible future.
In cases where there may be severe deformities… I can tell you exactly what would happen. The infant would be delivered. The infant would be kept comfortable. The infant would be resuscitated if that’s what the mother and the family desired, and then a discussion would ensue between the physicians and the mother. The Paradox… Continue reading The Paradox of Choice: A chilling glimpse of an all-too possible future.
Reworking The Paradox of Choice
The events in New York and Virginia of the past couple of weeks have been interesting, to say the least. The abortion debate has escalated dramatically, with talk of fourth-trimester abortions and keeping the infant “comfortable” while “a discussion would ensue between the physicians and the mother.” Without getting too much into the politics of… Continue reading Reworking The Paradox of Choice
Politically incorrect thoughts on intersectional authorship
I’m subscribed to six or seven short story podcasts, and I’ve noticed a trend on them recently. Before they start the story, they introduce the author by first listing all of the intersectional minority identities that the author qualifies for, like “queer,” “transgender,” “immigrant,” “disabled,” “person of color,” etc. Whenever story starts off like this,… Continue reading Politically incorrect thoughts on intersectional authorship
“The Open Source Time Machine” now available on The New Accelerator!
The good folks over at The New Accelerator have picked up another one of my stories! This time, it’s The Open Source Time Machine. If you’re already a subscriber, be sure to check it out, and if you’re not a subscriber, it looks like they put out a new weekly story for the very reasonable… Continue reading “The Open Source Time Machine” now available on The New Accelerator!
New short story goals
In the last few months, as I’ve reworked my business plan, I’ve put a lot of thought into what I want to do with short stories. I’ve written about two dozen of them so far, and while I don’t expect to be known as a short story writer, I do expect that short stories will… Continue reading New short story goals
Should I submit to non-paying markets?
I’ve recently gotten back into writing and submitting short stories, and this is one of the questions on my mind. Don’t get me wrong: I still believe in the top-down approach to short stories, where you start with the highest paying markets and work your way down. And I’m not going to write anything specifically… Continue reading Should I submit to non-paying markets?
Yes, I still exist
Wow, it’s been more than a month since the last time I posted on this blog? This needs to be rectified, and by more than a solitary post. It’s been a bumpy few weeks. Not rocky, but not smooth either. Between working unpredictable odd jobs and unexpectedly finding myself in a romantic relationship, it’s been… Continue reading Yes, I still exist
I’ve got a story in Space Squid!
Hey guys! I’ve got a new story out, this one published by the Austin-based magazine Space Squid. They’ve got my story Welcome to Condescension, as well as what may be the shortest interview I’ve ever done. In it, I explain why Esperanto hasn’t caught on, and why you never find graffiti in Times New Roman.… Continue reading I’ve got a story in Space Squid!
The Gettysburg Paradox podcasted by Gallery of Curiosities!
Hey there, guys! Just a quick note that Gallery of Curiosities has podcasted my short story, The Gettysburg Paradox. Check it out!