Publications

To date, there are 29 publications online and in print.

029. Believe In Spring – Men Matters Online Journal, 12/31/2025.

028. The Globe – Pentacat Press, Anthology 11/2025. https://payhip.com/b/6eg1D

027. Mother Cat – Weaving The Light, anthology by Quillkeepers Press 10/2025. In print only from Amazon.

026. And That Is This – Home Planet News, vol. 20. 7/2025.

025. Indemnity – Blue Fire Literary Magazine. Spring 2025.

024. Composition For Seven – Otherwise Engaged Anthology. Summer 2023. (Marzia Dessi editor, available on Amazon https://a.co/d/4PzxnqG).

023. Colors – Rosette Maleficarum, June 2023.

022. The Course Of Kind – Active Muse, June 2023.

021. Mother Cat – Tenth Muse, May 2023. Print volume XIII.

020. The Last First Friday – Word City Lit, May 2023.

019. What The Man Says – confetti, May 2023.

018. The Yard Sale Bandit – Revolver Literary Magazine, April 2023. (Defunct).

017. Reader – LEON Literary Review, April 2023.

016. The Course Of Kind – Literary Heist, March 2023.

015. Watercolor – Red Rose Thorns Journal, February 2023.

014. On  National Road, 1869 – Frontier Tales, February 2023.

013. Columbus Day – Northwest Indiana Literary Journal, January 2023.

012. Prospects – Fairfield Scribes Microfiction, November 2022.

011. This Remains – Bookends Review, August 2022.

010. Zinnia – Agape Review, July 2022.

009. The Globe  – Academy of the Heart and Mind, February 2021.

008. Suite for Septet – October Hill Magazine, Fall 2020 (pdf only). 

007. The Yard Sale Bandit – 1932 Quarterly (defunct), April 2017.

006. Young Man From Back East – MidAmerican Fiction (defunct) June 2016.

005. The Yard Sale Bandit – Short Fiction Break, May 2016.

004. Columbus Day – Indiana Voice Journal (defunct still available), April 2016.

003. Shadowed Solitude – Literally Stories, April 2016.

002. The Last First Friday – Literally Stories, February 2016.

001. What The Man Says – The Southern Cross Review, April 2013.

One comment

  1. Congrats on getting published. I know how hard it is out there and I remember how it felt the first time I was published. I look forward to following your continued pursuit of publishing.

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