Category: Short stories
I am happy to announce my short horror story, “The Beast in the Concrete Jungle,” will appear in the Fall 2026 issue of Tales from the Crosstimbers. Here’s a description of the story:
After a woman becomes marked by an unseen beast leading an urban cult, she must find and deliver the beast’s next human sacrifice or become its victim herself.
Look for the issue this autumn!
I am pleased to announce my creature-feature, “RRR,” will appear in the Strange Aeon 2026 anthology edited by M Keaton. “RRR” is a neurodivergent own-voices, sci-fi/horror story with a narcoleptic MC. Here’s a description:
A narcoleptic runaway desperate for money agrees to be a test subject in a hypnosis experiment. But when the other participants fall ill and grow violent, she suspects the researchers of conducting a far more dangerous experiment while the test subjects are hypnotized.
Once Upon a Moonless Night: Tales of Betrayal, Revenge, & Redemption is now out in e-book format. This anthology from The Brothers Uber features my short story, “My Grandfather’s Bow.” This is my first YA story, and it was greatly inspired by my family and my tribe. I’m so happy to see it out in the world!
**Update: March 31**
You can now buy the hardcover, paperback, and e-book formats on Amazon here.
I’m pleased to announce my short story, “We Told You of the One Who Lives in the Mound,” is a nominee for the 2025 Brave New Weird Awards from Tenebrous Press! This is my first award nomination, and I am very excited about it!
You can find the full list of nominees here.
I’m very happy to announce my short horror story, “We Told You of the One Who Lives in the Mound,” is now available on PseudoPod as part of episode 984: “Flash on the Borderlands LXXIV: Thy Shields Between Them and the Light.” It is narrated by Samantha Loney and begins at 29:23 in the episode’s audio.
You can read or listen to the story for free by clicking here.
I’m happy to announce that my short story, “My Grandfather’s Bow,” will appear in Once Upon a Moonless Night: Tales of Betrayal, Revenge, and Redemption, an anthology published by The Brothers Uber. Here’s a description of the story:
A teenage boy steals his late grandfather’s hunting bow only for it to possess him and attack those who have wronged his family.
My family and my fellow tribe members in the Vancleave Live Oak Choctaw tribe greatly inspired this story, and I’m so glad it’s getting published. I will update this when I know the anthology’s release date.
UPDATE: E-book release on March 10, 2026. Print release on March 17, 2026.
I’m very happy to announce my horror story, “The Wager,” is reprinted in MetaStellar today. This story originally appeared in the anthology Seers and Sibyls published by Brigids Gate Press in 2023.
The link to the story is here.
Creepy Podcast will narrate and podcast a modified version of “What Mel Knows” for their Patreon. “What Mel Knows” originally appeared in the October 2023 issue of Cosmic Horror Monthly. This special audio version omits Mel’s dialog to make the narration more suitable for a single narrator. The episode will only be available to subscribers of Creepy Podcast‘s Patreon, but you can still read the original text version of the story here.
I am pleased to announce that my short horror story, “We Told You of the One Who Lives in the Mound,” will be published and podcast by PseudoPod. This is the first time one of my stories will be released in audio form, and I can’t wait to hear it! Here’s a description of the story:
A young woman’s childhood mistakes come back to haunt her when a vengeful letter-writer calls her back to the mysterious small town she fled twenty years before.
This story is a mix of Choctaw legends and real events that occurred in my hometown. I don’t yet know the release date but will update this when I do.
Due to construction at my apartment complex, my mail had been delayed for a while. But today, I finally got my copy of the October issue of Cosmic Horror Monthly!
It’s somewhat surreal to see my name on the cover of a magazine, which seems appropriate given the genre. I’m very happy to have this on my bookshelf.