— SHORT FICTION —
The Bridge Kids
“I smash the green rake into his leg, and he returns the blow. We battle like gods on a mountain. The sun is raging and I feel like licking that bright ball like a lolly.”
The New Orleans Review | 2022
Nominee | Pushcart Prize

— FLASH FICTION —
The Color of Turtles
“As kids, in this stream, they’d invent games for which no one remembered the rules by the next day. Every inch of this place called up some memory.”
The Oxonian Review | 2022
— SHORT FICTION —
Omnipotence
“It was late and Aaron was drinking too much wine, and he was trying to remember what it was Keith had said about goodness that hot day decades ago when they were kids, the same day their father threatened to smack them both.”
The Sewanee Review | 2021
Runner-Up | 2020 Fiction Contest
— NONFICTION —
Marginalia: Witold Gombrowicz
“Cosmos helped me find the joy of not-knowing, the bittersweet delight of bewilderment.”
thesewaneereview.com | 2021

— SHORT FICTION —
Lovebug
“I’d been huffing model airplane glue for two years before I met Beef Gilbert, but he was the first person to make me feel stupid for it.”
Harvard Review Online | 2019

— SHORT FICTION —
Niyah
“How dearly I want to hold onto this hope, lock it up somewhere in me, keep it safe for whenever I want to feel this childlike giddiness again. This cannot die.”
Beloit Fiction Journal | 2019
— SHORT FICTION —
The Rise and Fall of Phil Darrow
“Already he was planning his approach to meaningful and direct conversation, the kind only comrades in misery could appreciate.”
upstreet | 2017

— SHORT FICTION —
Highway to Norman
“The baby was crying, and the sun pulsing through the glass transformed the car into a greenhouse . . .”
The Carolina Quarterly | 2017