Species of clouds - here you will find a variety of clouds, some in print, and others scattered about the Ethernet, somewhere up there.
Poetry - Lenticularis
Upside down pyramids, with softened edges, an unworldly home for pathos.
The Big Window Review, 2019
Crossways Literary Magazine, 2019
Coffin Bell, 2019
Canary, A Literary Journal, Fall, 2019
The Westchester Review, 2019
Page 40, Tipton Poetry Review, 2019
Gravel Magazine, 2019
Vita Brevis Press, 2018
Wounded Hinge
Typishly Literary Journal, 2018
Creative Nonfiction - Cirrus
Lowestoft Literary Journal, 2020
Adelaide Magazine, 2019
Cleaver, 2019
Rue Scribe, 2019
White Wall Review, University of Wisconsin, 2019
Abstract Mag TV, JL Jacobs curator
Adelaide Magazine, 2019
Spillwords, 2018
"Blessed be she who is both furious and magnificent."
Fiction - Cumulonimbus
Cumulonimbus clouds are Special. They exquisitely exist, inside and outside of your mind. The only clouds that can turn themselves inside, out look like a Cheshire smile, turn words into chips of starlight into the next morning's daylight or dynamite. Be careful, if you start too long, they might burn your eyes.
Your Impossible Voice, 2020
45th Parallel, Oregon State University, 2020
Saying Goodbye Shouldn't Hurt so Much
Journal of Arts & Letters, 2020
Spillwords, 2020
Whatever Keeps the Lights On, 2020
The Selkie, U.K. 2020
Dream Noir, 2020
Literary Heist, Canada, 2020
BlazeVox, 2020
Five on Fifth, 2020
Cephalopress, Italy 2020
Danse Mcabre's DM du Jour, 2020
Page 84, October Hill 2020
MiDway Journal, 2019
Minute Magazine, 2019
Fleas on the Dog Literary, 2019
The Cabinet of Heed, 2019
The Poached Hair, 2019
Foxglove Journal, 2019
Vamp Cat Magazine, 2019
Liquid Imagination, 2019
The Helix, Literary and Arts Magazine, 2019
The News Flash Fiction Review, 2019
Dissections, 2019
Dime Show Review, 2019
Spelk Magazine, 2018
"Yeah, I know what your English Professor tried to tell you. But if your English Professor could make a living writing fiction, they would have been doing it."
-Dean Wesley Smith-