This was my third time submitting to Nude Bruce Review, dating back to 2023, but this time I finally broke through with “Localized Corrosion.” I mean, c’mon, why wouldn’t I send stuff off to a place with a name like that – as long as everybody actually keeps their clothes on, it’s going to be […]
“Over the Hill, Under the Hill” at The Razor
I’d been submitting stories to The Razor for a few years now, assuming long odds of ever being published there. After all, it’s free to submit, plus they pay, and they only publish one piece of fiction (and one non-fiction) per month. So they take twelve stories per year. And my story, “Over the Hill, […]
“The Point of Possible Return” at Lowlife Lit Press
Charmed for a third time over at Lowlife Lit Press with publication of “The Point of Possible Return,” a twisty speculative story, told by one man from multiple points of view. But again, one man (you’ll get it if you read it!). This one has some salty language, and starts a bit rough, but I […]
“No Smoking on These Premises” at Lowlife Lit Press
I’m back at Lowlife Lit Press with “No Smoking on These Premises,” a quicker (cleaner) read than my previous story over there, “Spin Cycle.” I am thrilled to see this new lit site continues to be busy, updating with new stories, poems, and more, multiple times per day throughout the week. It’s also exciting to […]
“Obedience Training” in Spring Into SciFi: 2025 Edition
I always mention that “Obedience Training” is my dog story. It’s a weird one, sure, but how many of us haven’t wished something akin to my opening line at one time or another: It had been twelve years since they tinkered with genetics and upped the average age for dogs to fifty-six years. Okay, I’m […]
“Spin Cycle” at Lowlife Lit Press
I wrote this story that I really liked; I knew it was good writing, and I found it funny. I also knew it was loaded with filthy language, and comments on its first rejection warned me, women won’t like this story. I kind of thought, well, yeah, they definitely won’t like these characters, because the […]
