Books and Anthologies

(as of November 3, 2016)

Afterlife -- Published in the Be Their Voice: An Anthology for Rescue anthology (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform (2016).
A Barrier to Us appears in Ten-Legged Tales from The Anthology Club (Matt Jameson, editor, 2015).
The Boat -- An encounter at sea? Published in the Potter's Field 5 anthology (Alban Lake Publishing) (Robert J. Krog, editor, 2015).
Chasing the Key -- Is the way out of hell that easy? Appearing in the Rogues in Hell anthology from Perseid Publishing (Janet Morris, editor, 2012).
Eclipse over Elmwood -- Was it a natural eclipse, or something else? Appearing in the Southern Haunts anthology from Seventh Star Press (Alexander S. Brown and J. L. Mulvihill, editors, 2013). Finalist for the 2014 Darrell Award for Best Midsouth SF/F Short Story.
End Game -- They had to meet eventually. Appearing in the Infradead anthology from Sam's Dot Publishing (Tyree Campbell, editor, 2011).
Fifty -- The countdown he didn't expect. Appears in Legends of New Pulp Fiction (Ron Fortier, editor, 2015)
Granny Wise -- Not everything ugly is evil. Appearing in Southern Haunts: Magick Beneath the Moonlight from Seventh Star Press (Alexander S Brown and Louise Myers, editors, 2015).
Grudge Match -- Return of the pulp era detective. Appearing in The New Adventures of Foster Fade from Pro Se Press (Tommy Hancock, editor).
Guardian -- A soldier of the establishment or rebel? Appearing in the Perfect Flaw anthology from Seventh Star Press (Robin Blankenship, editor, 2013).
He Who Hesitates -- Decisions must be made, and quickly. Published in The Idolaters of Cthulhu anthology (Alban Lake Publishing (2015).
Here There be Dragons -- Exploration leads to some very unpleasant surprises. Published in the Dragons Composed anthology (Kerlak Publishing (James Ferris, editor, 2009).
Identity Crisis -- A man discovers his true identity. Appearing in the Big Bad Anthology from Dark Oak Press (John Hartness and Emily Lavin Leverett, editors, 2013).
Inner Enemies -- Contact with the other side leaves an indelible impression on the mind. Published in Monsters from Memphis (Zapizdat Press, D. Beecher Smith, editor, 1997) and Raven ElecTrick webzine.
Jack in the Box -- The swamps of Louisiana conceal more than just gators and snakes. Appearing in Southern Haunts 2: Devils in the Darkness from Seventh Star Press (Alexander S Brown and Louise Myers, editors, 2014).
The Last Frontier -- James Mayberry finds himself the unwilling subject of an ambitious black project. Appearing in Dreams of Steam III: Gadgets from Kerlak Publishing (Kimberly Richardson, editor, 2013).
A Last Riddle and No More Running appear in Rat-A-Tat: Short Blasts of Pulp from Pro Se Press (2014).
The Morality Clause -- Deals with the Devil are, after all, legal contracts... Appeared in Speculation Press' Heaven and Hell anthology.
Ninjabot -- What is a ninjabot? Appearing in the upcoming Blink! anthology from Ink Monkey Press (Mandi M. Lynch, editor).
Objection! -- The murder case took a most unexpected turn. Appeared in the Fundamentally Challenged anthology by Jeff Turner Fiction. Received an Honorable Mention from the Memphis Science Fiction Association for Best Short Story (Other) Category 2005.
Phoenix -- Some dreams are meant to come true. Published in the Dreams of Steam anthology from Kerlak Publishing (Kimberly Richardson, editor, 2010).
The Real Magic -- Sometimes the real magic comes from within. Published in Dreams of Steam 2: Brass and Bolts from Kerlak Publishing (Kimberly Richardson, editor, 2011). Nominated for 2012 PulpArk Best Short Story.
Shed -- A country shed hides a dreadful secret. Appears in the Call of Lovecraft anthology by Evil Jester Press. (Greg Norris, editor, 2012).
Stolen Thunder. Appears in Realms of Imagination from Dark Oak Press (Kimberly Richardson, editor, 2014)
To Touch a Dragon -- What would you be willing to do to touch a real dragon? Published in the Tales of Fantasy anthology (Kerlak Publishing, Mark Fitzgerald, editor, 2008).
A Walk in the Dark -- A country road is no place to break down on a moonless night. Published in More Monsters from Memphis (Zapizdat Press, D. Beecher Smith, editor, 1998).