When she opens her mouth, the ocean spills out. Clear, crisp, blue water as cold as ice, as inescapable as… Read more The Woman Who Spoke for the Sea (Published in Nature)

My name is not Levi. I am not afraid. The machines that hover in swarms over the streets cannot read… Read more A List of Forty-Nine Lies (Reprinted in Flash Fiction Online)

Have you ever heard the one about the chrononaut stuck in the time loop?No? Me neither. I suppose it wouldn’t… Read more Transmission 27…28…29… (Published in Space Squid)

When I left for the first time, there were tears in your eyes, and you grasped my hand with a… Read more When I Left, You Did Not Ask Me to Stay (Published in Nature)

The man is going to die. There’s nothing to be done about that… Thrilled to have my first podcast story,… Read more Deep Water (Podcast in StarShipSofa)

Charlie Slawson sat alone in the transit station, watching a set of empty train tracks and wondering why the train… Read more The Train To Wednesday (Published in Diabolical Plots)

The man who has to die stares at her through the airlock window. And he does have to die–there’s no… Read more The Man Who Has to Die (Published in Factor Four Magazine)

You never want to be on the first arkship. They won’t tell you that at the Travel Bureau or in… Read more A Beginner’s Guide to Space Travel and Seafood (Published in Nature)

When he returns to the kingdom, they put a crown on his head. They hold feasts in his name, carnivals… Read more A Hero’s Guide to Fairy Tales (Published in Grimdark Magazine)

They told you the surgery would be painless. That you’d feel nothing as they sawed your skull open and wove… Read more That Electric Feel (Published in Daily Science Fiction)