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THE WOMEN IN THE CLUB
Because there may be other victims–the ones no one talks about.
Winner, Gemini Magazine Short Story Contest (2022)
Nominee, Pushcart Prize (2022)
Finalist, Bellingham Review’s 2021 Tobias Wolff Award for Fiction, May, 2022
Finalist, Marguerite McGlinn Prize for Fiction (Philadelphia Stories), August, 2020
Finalist, Faulkner-Wisdom Creative Writing Contest, Short Story, 2020
Published in Gemini Magazine, September, 2022
Photo credit: Intrinsick
TRAFFIC STOP
“. . . you see, this is kind of awkward because I don’t exactly have my purse with me right now, and this isn’t exactly my car. . . .”
Published on Intrinsick

THE GIFT
A New York woman discovers it’s possible to know too much.
Winner, Typehouse Literary Magazine 2019 2nd Biennial Short Fiction Contest
Download available from Typehouse Literary Magazine

LOGISTICS
Managing the breakup of a marriage, one step at a time.
Second place, On the Premises contest (2013)
Published on On the Premises, November, 2013

FUNERAL LUNCHEONS
A behind-the-scenes look at a time-honored ritual.
Honorable Mention, Bethlehem Writers Roundtable contest (2014)
Published on Bethlehem Writers Roundtable, November/December, 2014
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THE BAD GUY
How much do we really know about the people we love?
Honorable mention, TulipTree Review Genre Contest, Fall, 2019
Published in TulipTree Review, Fall/Winter 2019-2020, Genre Issue #7

THE GIFT
A New York woman discovers it’s possible to know too much.
Winner, Typehouse Literary Magazine 2019 2nd Biennial Short Fiction Contest
Published in Typehouse Literary Magazine, Issue 18
Available from Typehouse Literary Magazine

FETCHING THE PAYROLL
It should have been such a simple little task. . . .
Honorable mention, Stories That Need To Be Told: The Contest
Published in Stories That Need To Be Told 2018 (2018)
Anthology available from Amazon
BAGATELLE
When a music critic is murdered, it’s up to his lawyers to figure out whodunit.
Winner, Al Blanchard Award for Best Short Crime Fiction Story (2016)
Honorable mention, Writers Digest Popular Fiction Contest (2016)
Published in Windward: Best New England Crime Stories (2016)
Published on Fresh Ink (defunct)
Anthology available from Bookshop, Amazon, and Barnes and Noble

THE PROTECTORS
After Tommy Parker’s parents are found dead, fourteen-year-old Jake Robinson and his big brother Gus set out in search of Tommy.
What they discover forces Gus to rethink his beliefs about what justice truly looks like.
Published in Ember: A Journal of Luminous Things (2015)
Print version of anthology available from E&GJ Press, Amazon, and Barnes and Noble
Audio version of story available from Indie Bound and Audible
MP3 audio version of story available from River Bend Bookshop and Amazon

DISAPPEARING
Four days after Seth McGuigan’s tenth birthday in 1850, Martha Jane Carney disappeared. Twelve years later, Seth’s brother Danny thinks he may have found her.
Published in Spark: A Creative Anthology, Volume V (2014)
Anthology available from E&GJ Press and Amazon