As with my short and flash fiction, most of my poetry is available for free at various places around the internet. When not, I provide links to where you can purchase issues, books or access to archives.
Let me tell you of that garden, mini-chapbook forthcoming from Sword & Kettle Press, 2023.
“The Lost Dead World Thing,” forthcoming in Kaleidotrope, 2023/2024
“Storm,” in Wizards in Space, Issue 8, December 2022
“Green Leaves Against the Wind,” in Our Beautiful Reward, Reckoning Press, October 2022
Horsemen, Mithila Review, July 2022
“Ursa Major,” in Musings of the Muses, Brigid’s Gate Press, 2022
“Lonely Wordless Ghosts,” Vastarien, Fall 2021
“Sculpting,” Vastarien, Fall 2021
Good People, Fireside, December 2021
A blistering poem about what we tell ourselves we are doing for the sake of good. Sarah Gailey.
Hiding, Sycorax Journal, November 2021
“And the Wind Steal Her Vibrant Call,” Water: Selkies, Sirens and Sea Monsters, August 2021
Dracula Among the Ruins, Kaleidotrope, July 2021
It’s a piece that feels time keenly, even as Dracula passes through so much of it. Not idly, though, and not ignorant of the weight of it. A great read! Charles Payseur, Quick Sip Reviews.
Nominated for the 2021 Rhysling Award, Science Fiction Poetry Association.
Secrets, Frozen Wavelets, April 2021
The Indifferent Song of C. Acer, Speculative City, April 2021
Beneath the Palace Dictionary the Last Evil Mars Moth Sleeps, Kaleidotrope, January 2021
Ah, a rather wonderful look at just sort of ignoring a problem that should definitely have been sorted before the child slipped into the room. Charles Payseur, Quick Sip Reviews.
“Swansongs,” Glittership, forthcoming 2021
The Last Message, Frozen Wavelets, December 2020
The Chambermaid, Kaleidotrope, July 2020
“Circe,” Dreams and Nightmares, June 2020. (Link to purchase issue.)
Journeys, Wizards in Space, Issue 05, March 2020
Afterwards, Mithila Review, March 2020
Gretel’s Bones, Strange Horizons, December 2019
… it’s an unsettling read, wonderfully creepy and complex. And it invites readers to really spend some time with it, staring into the darkness, seeing what takes shape, seeing what starts looking back. A great read!
—Charles Payseur, Quick Sip Previews
“The Red Shoes,” in Three Drops From a Cauldron: Midwinter 2018, December 2018
The Water Beating Against Your Skin, Twisted Moon Magazine, September 2018
Expecting a Dinosaur, Uncanny Magazine, August 2018
Burning, Wild Musette, October 2017
Hunter, Mythic Delirium, July 2017.
Euryale at the Shore, Polu Texni, 2017
The Stained Oak Leaves, Umbel & Panicle, February 2017
The Study, Mithila Review, January 2017.
Ice/Shadow, Strange Horizons, December 2016 (you probably want to click on the poem after reading it.)
“It’s an amazing piece that you should definitely spend some time with, so go read it! ” Charles Payseur, Quick Sip Reviews
After Midnight, Mythic Delirium, November 2016 (Honorable mention, Ellen Datlow’s Best Horror of the Year, 2016)
Three Nuts, Through the Gate, October 2016
Hamelin, A Remnant, Through the Gate, August 2016.
Madrepore, in Spelling the Hours, July 2016
At the Center, Kaleidotrope, June 2016
“The Heart of the Flame,” Fae Visions of the Mediterranean, May 2016, available from Amazon and Barnes and Noble.
Briars, Polu Texni, December 2015
The Thirteenth Child, Uncanny Magazine, November 2015
Kore, Through the Gate, August 2015
a note found beneath a moonstone, inkscrawl, June 2015
Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Dragon, Tor.com, April 2015
The Binding, Eye to the Telescope, April 2015
Three Limericks, Stone Telling, April 2015 (part of their April Fool’s joke issue; recommended only for those with a high tolerance for limericks)
Understand, Polu Texni, February 2015
After the Dance, Uncanny Magazine, January 2015
Demands, Goblin Fruit, December 2014 (This is a companion piece to Feather and Snowmelt, also published by Goblin Fruit, listed below.) Nominated for the 2014 Rhysling Award.
Feather, Goblin Fruit, November 2014
Myrrha, Through the Gate, October 2014
The Silver Comb, Mythic Delirium, May 2014
Bone Song, inkscrawl, March 2014 (nominated, Dwarf Stars Award 2015)
The Restoration of Youth, Strange Horizons, January 2014
The Loss, Strange Horizons, September 2013 (2nd place, Dwarf Stars Awards 2014.)
Mountain, Through the Gate, August 2013
Iron Search, inkscrawl, August 2013
Walking Home, Dreams and Nightmares, Issue 95, June 2013.
Gleaming, Mythic Delirium, Issue 28, April 2013
Rahab, Through the Gate, August 2012
Sisters, Strange Horizons, July 2012
Reversals, Goblin Fruit, Summer 2012 (July)
Laurels, Bull Spec #7, May 2012
Ariadne, inkscrawl, April 2012
…elegant and heartfelt and powerful… Amal El-Mohtar, Versification
Tongueless, Strange Horizons, February 2012
Unmelted, Goblin Fruit, February 2012
Silence and Raven Singing, Mythic Delirium, December 2011
Do Not Imagine, Future Lovecraft, Innsmouth Free Press, December 2011
Frenzy, Abyss and Apex, October 2011 (requires subscription to archives)
Cold Comfort, Star Ship Sofa, October 2011 (as part of a podcast)
Sea Torn Heart, inkscrawl, September 2011
Petals, Bull Spec, September 2011
Encantada, Stone Telling, June 2011
Three poems: Grandma and the Puka, Nile Song, and Soul Streets, Ideomancer, March 2011
Snowmelt, Goblin Fruit, Winter 2011
Rhysling nominee
“My first reading rocked me back on my heels….” Deborah Brannon
Reprinted at Tor.com, April 2013, as part of their celebration of National Poetry Month.
Quoth the Cultist, Innsmouth Free Press, June 2010 (pdf file; parody of Edgar Allen Poe’s The Raven.)
Two poems: Dancing and Sleep, Kaleidotrope, April 2010
Transformation, Goblin Fruit, January 2010
Hunger, Goblin Fruit, October 2009
Ino, Aoife’s Kiss (print zine), March 2009
Power, Aoife’s Kiss (online; no longer available), March 2009
Blood and Scales, The Harrow, February 2009
The Price, Polu Texni, December 2008
Searching, Polu Texni, December 2008
Decisions, QuickFic, December 2008 (online; no longer available)
Waterdance, Quick Fic, November 2008 (online; no longer available)
Mermaid, Aberrant Dreams, January 2008
Waiting, OG’S Speculative Fiction, January 2008
The Bear, Aphelion Webzine, August 2005
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