- “A Thanksgiving Bingo,” forthcoming from Drunk Monkeys
- “Ebb and Flow,” Marrow, July 2022
- “Special Victims,” Janus Literary, October 2022
- “Beacon,” in Spartan 2022, nominated for Best of the Net
- “Apples,” in Cease, Cows, October 2021, nominated for Best Small Fictions
- “Rust,” in Fictive Dream, February 2021
- “Only the Knife Knows the Heart of a Pumpkin,” This Is What America Looks Like: Poetry and Fiction from DC, Maryland, and Virginia by the Washington Writers’ Publishing House, February 2021
- Bunnyman Bridge, A3 Press, January 2021
- “Bunnyman Bridge Is Haunted,” Heavy Feather Review, Haunted Passages, December 2020
- “Misguided,” Fictive Dream, September 2020
- “Deborah at 46,” 100 Lives, anthology, November 2020
- “Invisible Fences,” Pithead Chapel, February 2020
- “The Other Gorgon Girl,” Furious Gravity anthology, May 2020
- “Wild Horses” in Gargoyle, No. 71
- “Dead Time” in KYSO Flash, Issue 12, July 2019
- “Haints” in KYSO Flash, Issue 12, July 2019
- Things You Won’t Tell Your Therapist, Finishing Line Press, January 2019
- “Eye of Horus” in matchbook, November 2018
- “Checking the Perimeter” in Harpoon Review, April 2018
- “Personal Effects” in Jellyfish Review, February 2018
- Tips from the Editors: Fiction, Literary Mama
- “Stage 2” in Wigleaf, September 2017
- “Petty Cash” in matchbook, September 2017
- “The Five of Cups” in the anthology Amazing Graces: Yet Another Collection of Fiction by Washington Area Women by Paycock Press
- “Things You Won’t Tell Your Therapist” in SmokeLong Quarterly, Issue 50
- “Group” in KYSO Flash, Issue 1, and KYSO Flash Anthology, Volume 1
- “Wintry Mix” in Minerva Rising’s Turning Points issue
- “End of Days” in Harpoon Review, August 2016
- “Admissions Roulette” in Literary Mama
- “The Stars We Once Were” in Phoebe: A Journal of Art and Literature
- “Wild Beyond the Light” in So To Speak: A Feminist Journal of Language and Art
- “A Calm Center in a Surreal Storm” in the Washington Post, April 16, 2008
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