History That Never Was

If you’re a sci-fi fan, I’ve got a sci-fi collection that might appeal to you! New Moons Under Which to Sleep contains previously published sci-fi short stories, flash fiction pieces, and a couple of poems, plus a couple of pieces that were new to the collection.

My other recent sci-fi publications are:

“Slime, or Primordial Ooze?” in Star*Line is a poem that considers what to do when your homemade slime gains sentience.

“Turning the Tide” in Daily Science Fiction is a microfiction piece from the perspectives of the workers at a clone factory in a never-ending war.

If you want to hear me read one of my stories, “The Fall of Ocrone” appears at the Superfast Stories YouTube Channel. It’s a drabble (only 100 words).

“Win-Win Situation” is another drabble that appeared in Punk: Cyber / Bio / Diesel / Steam Punk Tiny Tales, where the main character tries to figure out the best way to get out of the mess they’re in.

“Seven Secrets” appeared in the inaugural issue of Radon Journal, and is a poem that looks at a space-faring disaster from a different perspective.

“Lost in Space” is a poem about cats in space that appeared in Felis Futura.

“The Way Forward is a Maze” is a poem that appeared in Eye to the Telescope for their Veterans of Future Wars issue.

“Asylum” is a short story about sabotaging alien tech to save humanity that appeared in Etherea Magazine vol. 12.

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