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Short Story Round-Up #112
I had some interruptions in September for posting stories. There’s fewer stories this month in this round-up, but that means you can read through them even faster! (In)finitum, by Vaughn Roste was published at Wyldblood Flash Fiction in August.What if you had all of time to see all of time? Translunar Travelers Lounge published Duet…
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Short Story Round-Up #111
I normally post these round-ups from the previous month’s social media short story and poetry suggestions on the first Monday of the month. However, the first Monday of September is a holiday (since I work in academics) and this year I had house guests. I had far less time to do some of my writerly…
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2026 Writing Goal Update
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Short Story Round-Up #110
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Reading Reflection for Second Quarter 2026
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Short Story Round-Up #109
I’m trying to get back into the swing of things. Still not recommending stories every day. Still missing newsletter and blog post dates. But here are the stories I suggested in June. Apex Magazine published: In Your Diminishing Tongue by Indigo Rue This story gave me chills. The evolution of the language-eater is extraordinary. One…
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Short Story Round-Up #108
Unfortunately, the cancellation of publication of my debut novel really knocked me for a loop. I was unable to get this post written for March, April, or on-time May’s short story recs. So, here we are. All the stories and poetry I recommended in March, April, and May. Vicky Cooper by Dylan Kwok was published…
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Short Story Round-Up #107
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Short Story Round-Up #106
In January, I posted 19 short stories and poems. Miss any? Here they are gathered for your reading enjoyment. kaleidotrope published: Godling, Runner, Thief by Avra Margariti in 2025.Beginning the new year in a good way with an Avra Margariti story. Like all her stories, this one is beautiful. “Dali Dancing” by Gretchen Tessmer in…
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Short Story Round-Up #105
In December, I recommended fifteen (15) stories. I took a week or so off of new story recs around holidays. Something that has just recently occurred to me is that the places I suggest have open periods for submission. I try to suggest only paying outlets (unless it’s one I love for other reasons or…