Fiction

"Empty Houses"
The Forge Literary Magazine, Winter 2021
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"A Single Fragment of Bone"
Dappled Things, Spring 2020

"Rivertown"
Still: The Journal, Fall 2019
Winner, 2019 Fiction Contest

With an aching, reflective voice, the author recounts the fraught but loving relationship between father and son in the midst of a strike that stresses a town...The story’s ruminative tone and sharp, spare prose...left me gutted at story’s end. - contest judge, author Michael Croley

"The Vigil"
Able Muse, Winter 2018
Winner, Able Muse Write Prize for Fiction, judged by Bret Lott

"The Vigil" does what great short stories do: Through the smallest of apertures, we have rendered for us an entire world, whole and broken at once...This story of guilt, of confession, and of the residual terror of oppression...is a terrific piece that shows us the quiet majesty of story itself. - contest judge, bestselling author Bret Lott

"Madonna"​​
​Valparaiso Fiction Review, Winter 2017

"The Bloodhound"​​
Finalist, Hargrove Editors' Prize in Fiction​
Jabberwock Review, Fall 2017

"Graduation"
Front Porch Review, Summer 2017 

"The Judge's Son"
Still: The Journal, Summer 2016
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"Wheelchair"
Wind, Spring 2013