Stories

Online Fiction

The Man Who Lived Like A Tree @ Referential

Soiled @ Friction

The Leaving of What’s Left @ Metazen

Heaven in 00 Scale @ The Pygmy Giant

Jump Start @ Spilling Ink Review

Things I No Longer Wish To Possess @ Staccato

Catchin’ Out @ Monkeybicycle’s One Sentence Stories

Medushair @ The Red Asylum

Third Party, Fire & Theft @ Neon

Perfect Light @ Deck The Halls

Sugar @ Litsnack

Ultrasounds @ Metazen

Jelly Babypocalypse @ 7×20

What Precise Moment @ Eclectic Flash

Baggage @ Metazen

Breaking Distance @ The View From Here

The Car Park @ The New Flesh

Love Is @ microhorror

Non-Fiction

A Father’s Arms @ Spilling Ink

Print Magazines

Dirty Bristow Issue Two features my short story ‘The John School.’

80 pages packed with essays, stories, opinion pieces and artwork on the theme of ‘Beast’.

There’s no such cliche here as a ‘difficult second issue’, everything about pulling this together was a complete joy—otherwise we just wouldn’t do it. From being astounded that we managed to flog enough of issue one to make issue two a viable thing, to almost weeping at the unexpected artistic delights that the contributors leaked, it was one tiny gorgeous death after another. Weeping from the eyes. The eyes.

Available to buy here.

The View From Here Issue 35 features my short story ‘Connecting.’

Issue 35

Gorgeous, Eye Catching, Coffee Table Worthy! The View From Here – The Best of the Best in the new and emerging literary scene!

Contents:

  • Interview with Anna Lanyon.
  • Guest article from Richard Beard the Director of The National Academy of Writing.
  • Original Fiction: Catherine McNamara, Dan Powell & Quin Herron.
  • Original Poetry: Neal Whitman, Marc Carver & Nicholas Petrone.
  • Chapters 5-9 of our serialisation of Death Knell by Kathleen Maher
  • Book Reviews: One of Our Thursdays is Missing by Jasper Fforde & Fire & Song, The Story of Luis de Carvajal by Anna Lanyon.

Buy the print edition here.

The View From Here Issue 25 features my short story ‘Breaking Distance.’

Gorgeous, Eye Catching, Coffee Table Worthy! The View From Here – The Best of the Best in the new and emerging literary scene!
Interviews with … Jean Kwok, Isabel Allende.
Original Fiction at thefrontview by: Joshua Rapp Learn, Dan Powell, Michael Spring. Original Poetry at therearview by: Oritsegbemi Emmanuel Jakpa, Philip Leslie, Sarah Faith Ethridge , Joseph Farley. Guest Writer: Literary Agent Annette Green.
Book Reviews of: The Hundred Foot Journey by Richard C. Morais, The Maestro’s Voice by Roland Vernon, The Thousand Autumns of Jacob de Zoet and Cloud Atlas by David Mitchell

Buy the print edition here.

Anthologies

50 Stories for Pakistan is a collection of 50 flash fiction stories by established and emerging authors. Each story has been donated to the collection and the proceeds from every copy sold go to help the Red Cross relief effort in Pakistan.

My story ‘The Man Who Devoured Novels’ is published in the bonus section of editor’s stories included in the collection.

Copies are available to order here.

Chinese Whisperings is a conceptual anthology created by Australian writer Jodi Cleghorn and Scottish writer Paul Anderson. Each anthology is a collection of interwoven short stories by emerging writers from across the English-speaking world. Unlike other anthologies, Chinese Whisperings is created in a sequential fashion. The Yin Book & The Yang Book are available to buy now as separate eBooks or in a collected special edition. My story ‘This Be The Verse’ is included amongst those of the ten male writers contributing to the Yang Book, while the Yin book features an all female roster of authors.

100 Stories for Haiti is a unique collection of stories bound together by paper and glue and massive amounts of hope. This is no ordinary book. One morning a writer woke up and decided, “I must do something.” Hundreds of talented authors worldwide sent him their stories and the result is an anthology that anyone can enjoy. Proceeds go to helping the victims of the Haiti earthquake. So open this book and pick a page. There’s nowhere to start and nowhere to finish. If you find one story, one page, one line entertaining: buy it. 100 Stories for Haiti includes my story ‘Impact.’

Elements of Horror is a collection of over sixty contemporary and realistic flash fiction horror by over forty new and established writers. Each story is based on one of the four elements: Fire, Earth, Air or Water. Elements of Horror features my story ‘Lungs.’

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