Short Stories

"The Lady of the Fog," Visionary Tongue Issue 27, 2011. Visionary Tongue Anthology, New Con Press, 2017.“The Far Horizon,” Witches, Stitches, & Bitches, Evil Girlfriend Media, 2013.“Moonsbreath,” In the Bloodstream, Mocha Memoirs Press, 2013.“Birdie's Life at the School for Distressed Young Ladies,” A Chimerical World: Tales from the Seelie Court, Seventh Star Press, 2014. The Queen of Moon and Shadow, Pro Se Productions, 2018."The Sleeping God," New Realm Magazine: Vol. 3 Issue 1, 2014.“The Clockman,” original to Lifting the Veil: Tales of Discovery and Magic, Pro Se Productions, 2014.“Child of the Wood,” original to Lifting the Veil: Tales of Discovery and Magic, Pro Se Productions, 2014.“The Mirror of Time,” original to Lifting the Veil: Tales of Discovery and Magic, Pro Se Productions, 2014.“The Phoenix,” original to Lifting the Veil: Tales of Discovery and Magic, Pro Se Productions, 2014.“The Dream Contest,” original to Lifting the Veil: Tales of Discovery and Magic, Pro Se Productions, 2014."Master of Illusion," Poker Pulp, Pro Se Productions, 2015. The Queen of Moon and Shadow, Pro Se Productions, 2018."Stuck at the Mirror Gate," When the Shadow Sees the Sun, Pro Se Productions, 2016."The Ageless Man of Screaming Rock," Pro Se Productions Single Shot, 2017.“The Lady in the Window,” Blood Moon Rising: It's About Time, 2017.“All Hallows' Eve at Midnight Absinthe,” Tales of the Interstellar Bartenders Guild, Pro Se Productions, 2018. Winner of the Pulp Factory Award for best anthology, 2019.

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1. Do you use AI to plan, write, or edit your books?
Simple answer: no.
Longer answer: I love the creative process. The first seeds of a story or character always feel magical. The act of actually writing can be both extremely challenging and unfathomably rewarding. Some days I stare at my notebook or screen much more than I spend time writing, and other days my pen or fingers fly across the page. It's all part of the process. I also enjoy editing and polishing my books, trying to make them the best they can be, draft after draft. I love it all. Why would I give up any part of something I enjoy doing? Beyond that, no one else can write my stories the way I do, much less a machine. I neither asked for AI nor need it to write books, and I'll happily keep creating them without it for as long as I live.2. How many books will be in The Grey Witch Chronicles?
I'm currently planning two arcs of five books each, bringing the series to ten total.3. Will you ever write another Music the Gathering book?
I'm not opposed to it, but it would have to be approved by the Music the Gathering band. There's nothing planned as of this writing.4. Are you ever going to finish The Call of the Fae series?
Yes. I'm sorry to the readers who have been waiting years to see how the story ends. I do plan to write two more books in this series.5. Some of your books are out of print. Will they ever be re-released?
Yes! Most of them, anyway. I'm currently planning second editions of The Call of the Fae series and Rhythms of Magic, and I'll be publishing a new short story collection that will include all of my previously published short stories. Unfortunately, I don't own the IP rights to Peter Pixie, so that one will not be getting a second edition.

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