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Vitis Californica
short édition, 2020
"Emma pads through the living room, over the thick, ivory carpet, and settles on the chaise longue with her wineglass. As she tastes the cold white wine, her gaze falls to the fields on the valley floor. Those huge squares of land, edged by irrigation ditches, bisected with roads and sliced into furrows, are the sheets of graph paper on which she daily works and reworks the inevitable mathematical problems. At these times, the magnificent view from Hillcrest feels more like a burden than a blessing. It’s always there, distracting and troubling her."
Urban Terroir
fresh.ink magazine, 2020
"With Karli's savings (evaporating like water on hot concrete), we're renting an empty lot jammed between a barbecue place and a mechanic's yard on a hardscrabble block of West Oakland."
Fiction in Print
The Ocotillo Review
Volume 3.1, Winter 2019
The Harvest
Neon Literary Magazine
Number 45
Urban Terroir
The Long Story
Number 25
Calle de Veneno
Short Story
Number 6, 2009
1947
Magnolia
A Journal of Women's Literature, Volume 1
Babybox
Fantastique Unfettered (Unless)
Issue 2
Pushcart Prize nominated
We Are Family
WomenArts Quarterly Journal
Volume 1, Issue 4, Fall 2011
Marwan the Innocent
The Main Street Rag
Volume 18, Number 3, Summer 2013
Stretch Marks
BACOPA Literary Review
Writers Alliance of Gainesville
The Offering
The Stray Branch
Volume 9, Number 12, Fall/Winter 2013
In the Night Kitchen
Graze
Number 7
The Meaning of Success
The Tishman Review
Volume 2, Issue 3, July 2016
Pinko Paula and the Preppy Plague
Crannóg Magazine
Issue 43, Autumn 2016
Autumn Sonata
Crannóg Magazine, Ireland's premier fiction and poetry magazine since 2002, has been called an invaluable outlet for new writing by the Irish Times
Fiction Online
Anthologies
The Rabbit Hole: Weird Stories Volume 2
A Writers Co-op Production, 2019
Urban Terroir
Stories That Need to Be Told
TulipTree Press, 2019
Stretch Marks
You Don't Say
Stories in the Second Person
