(Forthcoming)
“A Tower for the Coming World” (reprint) in The Year’s Best Science Fiction: 34th Annual Collection (2017).
“Seven Ways of Looking at the Sun-Worshippers of Yul-Katan” (reprint) in Rich Horton’s Year’s Best Science Fiction and Fantasy 2016 (2017).
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“A Tower for the Coming World” published by Clarkesworld (December 2016).
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“Seven Ways of Looking at the Sun-Worshippers of Yul-Katan” published by Analog Science Fiction and Fact (April 2016).
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(Poetry)
“Whatever It Is, It Comes in Waves” published by Rattle (January 2016).
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“The Stars, Their Faces Uplifted in Song” published by GigaNotoSaurus (November 2015).
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“The Individuality Clause” published by Daily Science Fiction (October 2015).
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“Live from the Air Chair” published by Analog Magazine (September 2015).
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“The Last Lawsuit” published by Bastion Magazine (September 2014)
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“Game of Primes” published by GigaNotoSaurus (June 2014)
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“A Gift in Time” published by Clarkesworld Magazine (May 2014)
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“We Who Are About To Watch You Die Salute You” published by Analog Magazine (March 2014)
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“The Aftermath” published by Clarkesworld Magazine (November 2013)
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“Hydroponics 101” published by Analog Magazine (June 2013)
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“Aquatica” published by Clarkesworld Magazine (November 2012 – Issue 74).
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“A Plague of Zhe” published by Lightspeed Magazine (June 2012 – Issue 25).
Plus! Special cover art by Galen Dara!
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“The Bittersweet Here and After” published by Daily Science Fiction (April 27, 2012).
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2011 Parsec Award Winner — “Saying the Names”, published at Lightspeed Magazine and read aloud (wonderfully!) by Emily Janice Card.
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“Saying the Names” published in Lightspeed: Year One, published by Prime Books, available on Amazon.
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“Saying the Names” published by Lightspeed Magazine (March 2011 – Issue 10).
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(Poetry)
“Syzygy”, “Words”, “Lethe”, “The Return”, “Ecdysis”, “Heartache”, Threads”, “Loving the Woman”, and “In the Beginning” published by Ryga: A Journal of Provocations (Spring 2011).
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“Children” published by Vagabondage Press (April 2010).
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(Poetry)
“Hester”, “Goldilocks and the Water Bears”, and “Nemesis” published by ditch magazine (January 2010).
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… And then the light starts to dim!
