Want to read about a vampire’s existential crisis and his sojourn among Antarctica’s Emperor penguins? Then check out f(r)iction issue #11, on sale now. As a bonus, you’ll get a lot of great literature and some really cool art.
Check out my latest essay for RoleReboot.org–“BlacKkKlansman and the American Past That’s Still Present.” What has(n’t) changed since the events in the film?
Check out my latest published short story, “Far Away from the Path and a Little Bit Lost,” on Ghost Town. It’s a contemporary re imagining of “Red Riding Hood” set in post-Katrina New Orleans’s 8th Ward.
Check out my latest at Role Reboot–“Why You Need to See the Mister Rogers Documentary”
http://www.rolereboot.org/culture-and-politics/details/2018-08-why-you-need-to-see-the-mister-rogers-documentary/
Check out my essay, “The True Horror of Hereditary: Patriarchy,” on RoleReboot.org. Come for the think piece. Stay for the trolls.
I’m happy to report that my short story, “Salvation Is a Joke with no Punchline,” has been accepted at Solstice Literary Magazine, conditional upon some minor revisions I have no problem making. I’m glad to be back at Solstice and am happy this story found a home. I’ll holler at ya when it’s published.
Very grateful that my story “Closed for Storm” was accepted by The Baltimore Review. As always, thanks to God, Kalene, the editors, my friends and family, and my readers.
Thanks to the small online literary mag THE COURTSHIP OF WINDS for accepting my short story, “Everyone Here Comes from Somewhere Else.” This is one of those stories that is kind of a hard sell, and I’m very grateful someone appreciates it. And thanks, as always, to God, Kalene, my kids, my friends, and my readers.