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ARCHIVED First Date at AE - The Canadian Science Fiction Review Science Fiction, 3000 words, (2013) Johnny celebrates his twenty first birthday with a visit to the House of Mirrors, where any fantasy can be made real. For Life at Flash Fiction Online Mainstream, 979 words, (2013) A grieving young man seeks solace and distraction in the family of swans that live near his new home. The Sign in the Moonlight at Nightmare Magazine Horror, 5886 words, (2013) An Edwardian mountaineer braves the dangers of Mount Kanchenjunga, following in the steps of a previous expedition led by the notorious occultist Aleister Crowley. Slow Drowning at the This is Horror blog Horror, 1000 words, (2012) A middle aged woman finds herself wrestling with issue of love and death, not to mention a few garden gnomes. A Study in Red and White at the Angry Robot blog Horror, 830 words (2011) What's red and white, only comes out at Christmas, and is older than time itself? The Santa Thing, that's what. Dancing in the Winter Rooms in Electric Velocipede Science-Fiction, 6050 words (2011) The Crew have been moving through the Rooms for generation upon generation. Now, for the first time, they have a choice - and the terrifying prospect of change. Passive Resistance in Redstone Science Fiction Science-Fiction, 3990 words (2011) Alec, ambassador for the Peace Council, finds himself fleeing for his life, his only hope the last advice of his murdered bodyguard. Jenny's Sick in Lightspeed Science-Fiction, 3760 words (2010) In a future with a cure for all sickness, a student struggles to come to terms with his flatmate's strange addiction to disease. Stockholm Syndrome in The Living Dead Horror, 3200 words (2008) A survivor holed up in an abandoned house finds himself drawn to a zombie that reminds him of his dead son, despite his certainty that its unusual intelligence will lead to trouble. The Desert Cold in Flash Fiction Online Fantasy, 860 words (2008) A traveler grapples with the ferocious extremes of the desert, and with the fate of his sagacious guide. Strive to be Happy in Flash Fiction Online Mainstream, 890 words [Pushcart Prize nominee] (2008) An abusive man is left to deal with the consequences of his actions, and with the destruction of his partner's favourite poster, a print of Max Ehrmann's prose poem Desiderata. Life Sentence in Mytholog Science-Fiction, 570 words (2007) The last two living humans on Earth confront the burden of their immortality. COMICS Endangered Weapon B #0 at Myebook, via Underfire Comics 12 pages (2011) High jinx at Evil Island lead the Professor and his band of misfits - including the titular robotically enhanced grizzly bear Banjo - to a fateful confrontation on the moon. PODCASTS The Sign in the Moonlight at Nightmare Magazine Horror, 47:23 mins, (2013) An Edwardian mountaineer braves the dangers of Mount Kanchenjunga, following in the steps of a previous expedition led by the notorious occultist Aleister Crowley. Hand That Feeds in Nil Desperandum Mainstream (2012) In an alternate, post-revolutionary France, a painter and a government bureaucrat are forced to confront each others' very conflicting ideas on a work of public art. Caretaker in the Garden of Dreams in Shadowcast Horror, 14:15 mins (2011) Gug-Shabeth, eponymous caretaker, is forced to extreme and unorthodox measures to protect the bizarre crop under his care. Jenny's Sick in Lightspeed Science-fiction, 27:58 mins (2010) In a future with a cure for all sickness, a student struggles to come to terms with his flatmate's strange addiction to disease. Survivor Guilt in Variant Frequencies Science-fiction / Horror, 32:34 mins (2010) In an underground complex deep beneath the apocalypse-scarred earth, a dying man finds answers to the questions that have haunted his life. Stockholm Syndrome in Pseudopod Horror, 20:57 mins (2007) A survivor holed up in an abandoned house finds himself drawn to a zombie that reminds him of his dead son, despite his certainty that its unusual intelligence will lead to trouble. Fear of a Blue Goo Planet in Chaos Theory: Tales Askew Science-fiction / Horror, 26:08 mins [In three parts] (2007) A starship's captain imagines himself to be the sole survivor of an horrific shuttle crash on an alien world - until he finds his companions apparently reanimated by a strange blue gunk. E-ZINES Science-Fiction, 1830 words [Issue #24] (2010) When Colonel Dyson comes to collect his wife Rosalie from a sanitarium, it's with the unbelievable claim that the decades-long war that drove her there is finally over. Can it be true, and if it is, what explains the explosions in the night sky above? The Ascension of DeepRED in OG's Speculative Fiction Science-fiction, 4870 words [Issue #15] (2008) Local official George Provost conspires to corrupt the world-governing supercomputer DeepRED to his whim, and so become the sole rich man in an otherwise egalitarian society. The Other Ten Thousand in OG's Speculative Fiction Fantasy, 725 words [Issue #9] (2007) The dragon Grimol gets more than he bargained for with his ten-thousand-and-first victim. New Skin for the Old Ceremony in Hub Science-fiction / Horror, 4830 words [In Issue #17] (2007) Off-duty sheriff Mark Dickinson's investigation into a drunkard's claims of an extraterrestrial encounter leads to a bizarre and terrible revelation. Exodus in Hub Science-Fiction, 3100 words [In Issue #57] (2008) Aging widow Adele finds herself in the first wave of refugees from a heavily polluted Earth. Imaginary Prisons in Theaker's Quarterly Fiction Fantasy, 2700 words [In Issue #29] (2009) Prince Corin's quest for his ancestral sword takes a turn for the surreal when he meets the sage Calaphile and discovers that the prophecy he's been following is less unique than he'd imagined. Friendly in Theaker's Quarterly Fiction Science-Fiction, 1800 words [In Issue #31] (2009) The fate of the Earth rests on the result of an inexplicable alien sporting event. Glass Houses in Theaker's Quarterly Fiction Science-Fiction, 2100 words, [In Issue #34] (2010) A scientist defies the secret rulers of the world, and seeks to turn their own most devastating weapon against them. But can he save himself in time to save humanity? Devilry At the Hanging Tree Inn in Theaker's Quarterly Fiction Fantasy, 4100 words [In Issue #37] (2011) Legend has it that if the fire in the hearth of the Hanging Tree inn should ever burn out then the Devil will burst from the fireplace and run amok, But until the arrival of a trickster named Jack, that legend's never been put to the test. TWITTER |
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