I'm delighted that my short story "Humanity," which deals with pandemics and scapegoating in a galaxy far far away (no, not that one, another galaxy...) will be reprinted in Carol Hightshoe's anthology US/THEM, which is available from the publisher and also on Amazon and Smashwords.From the back of the book:"Fear of the Other breeds hatred … Continue reading US/THEM

Launching today! This story about labor and immigration, faith and questioning, the search for justice and the love of people who have very different visions of justice, has been banging around in my head and my computer for years. Now it's an actual book out there in the world where people can read it. I … Continue reading Launch day!

"Cracked Reflections" will be published by Propertius Press on September 24, 2021. You can pre-order it here. Cracked Reflections is set in an imaginary Massachusetts mill town during the real textile strikes of 1912, known as the Bread and Roses labor movement. This tale is particularly relevant in a time of conflicting news stories, high political … Continue reading “Cracked Reflections” coming Sept. 24

The anthology "ProleSCARYet: Tales of Horror and Class Warfare" is now available, and my uneasy little fable "Alabaster Cities" is in it. My author interview, talking about Christianity, solidarity, and alternatives to consumerism is on the blog page linked here, and information about how to order the book is on the home page. Half the … Continue reading Solidarity and its opposites

My story "On Our Hands" will appear in the April issue of "After Dinner Conversation," which collects short stories to spark long discussions on ethics. The narrator describes the day when her great-niece and great-nephew turned up on opposite sides of a tense political rally; of her unusual plan for stopping the rally turning into … Continue reading Can we all just get along? Should we?