Flash fiction, micros, and more
Below are the short stories, flash fiction, and micro-fiction pieces I’ve had the pleasure of publishing with online websites and writing magazines.
Clepsydra
Clepsydra is a flash fiction piece featured in Volume 9 on The Broken Teacup. Clepsydra is a literary fiction, surrealist piece that revolves around grief, its physical manifestations, and the road to healing through unconditional love and compassion.
This piece was published in September 2026.
Black Locust
Black Locust is a micro-fiction piece featured in The Quotidian Bagatelle’s Issue #0009 – September 2026 collection. Black Locust is a metaphor for all-consuming and parasitic relationships, represented through visuals of nature.
This piece was published in zine format and will be published online in September 2026.
Bunny Ears
Bunny Ears is a flash fiction story featured in The Utrecht Pigeon’s Spring 2026 issue, Thaw. Bunny Ears is about a young girl who has a troubled home life and struggles to communicate with others. When her occupational therapist shows her compassion and kindness while showing her how to tie shoelaces, she is shaken to her core.
Publications
- The Utrecht Pigeon (February 2026)
- Spillwords (March 2026)
A Hero’s Swan Song
A Hero’s Swan Song is a short story set in an apocalyptic world inspired by Cormac McCarthy’s The Road, A Hero’s Swan Song tells the tale of two siblings navigating through the harsh conditions and leaning on each other in order to survive.
This piece was originally written and published in Northern Arizona University’s student-run magazine, The Tunnels Magazine, in April 2017.
