"Bad Influence" appeared in CRIMES AGAINST NATURE: New Stories of Environmental Villainy, published in 2024 by Down and Out Books and edited by Robert Lopresti.
It's a story of social media influencers who exploit nature for their own needs. And revenge.
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"The Cistern" was published in WITHOUT BRAKES, FINGERS CROSSED, the 2024 short story anthology from Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers.
It's about a struggling fiction writer.
And water. And storytelling.
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"Junk Feed" was published in DENVER NOIR (Akashic Books)
in May, 2022.
The volume won the Colorado Book Award for Best Anthology in 2023.
"Junk Feed" is another outing for Denver restaurant critic
and private eye Wayne Furlong.
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"Spoofed" appeared in the
August/September 2021 issue of Mystery Tribune.
It's about Robocalls. And revenge.
Set in San Jose and Bakersfield, CA.
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"A Bitter Thing" appeared in the May/June 2019 issue
of Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine.
The story features Denver restaurant critic
and private eye Wayne Furlong.
Available to order here.
Blood Business, an anthology from Hex Publishers,
includes "Bone on Wood."
It's about a preacher with problems.
The collection also includes "The Pledge" and "Refuse."
Both stories, co-written with Dean Wyant,
feature a homeless veteran named Desma.
Blood Business was a 2018 finalist for The Colorado Book Award.
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"The Pledge," co-written with Dean Wyant, was included in this anthology from Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers (September, 2016).
Available here.
"Shaky Ground" was published online by Hex Publishers (11-1-2016). It's a cautionary tale about fracking and earthquakes.
This story marked the debut of private investigator and restaurant critic Wayne Furlong even though it is set a few minutes in the future.
Read the whole story here.
"Shaky Ground" was published online by Hex Publishers (11-1-2016). It's a cautionary tale about fracking and earthquakes.
This story marked the debut of private investigator and restaurant critic Wayne Furlong even though it is set a few minutes in the future.
Read the whole story here.
"Steamboat Annie" is included in this short story anthology from Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers (September, 2018).
It's about a voracious online reviewer.
And revenge.
Buy the volume here.