Magazines
- “Woman of the River,” Asimov’s
- “Arkteia,” See the Elephant
- “People of the Wild,” Persistent Visions (link to archive.org; this publication, sadly, no longer exists)
- “Love Pops,” Analog
- “The Singing Bowl,” Asimov’s
- “Good Behavior,” Perihelion
- “The Redemption of Kip Banjeree,” Asimov’s
- “Kip, Running,” Strange Horizons
Anthologies & Translations
- Two Hour Transport 2, edited by NIB, Ramona Ridgewell, and Keyan Bowes. Story: “Song of the Water People.”
- Horrors of the Deep, edited by Frank Ard. Story: “The Deer Serpent.”
- Retellings of the Inland Seas, edited by Athena Andreadis. Story: “The Sea of Stars.”
- Two Hour Transport Anthology 2019, edited by Nicole Bade and Theresa Barker. Story: “The Singing Bowl.”
- Future Games, Prime Books, edited by Paula Guran. Story: “Kip, Running.”
- Beyond the Pillars, Bibliotheca Alexandrina, edited by Ashley Horn. Story: “The Girl Whose Name Means Girl.”
- Eight Against Reality, Panverse Publishing, edited by Dario Ciriello. Story: “Kip, Running.”
- “The Redemption of Kip Banjeree” (Russian), Esli
Non-fiction
- “A River as a Verb,” From Earth to the Stars (Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine Author and Editor Blog)
- “Ghosts, Grimoires, and Dealing with Demons: Hellblazer’s Real World Magic,” From Bayou to Abyss: Examining John Constantine, Hellblazer, edited by Rich Handley and Lou Tambone
- Book reviews, Library Journal
- “Throughly Modern Magic,” Buffy the Vampire Slayer Fan Club Magazine (this was long enough ago that the article isn’t online. Link goes to a scan)
- “Robben Ford: Blue Moon Rising,” Blues Revue Magazine (Blues Revue no longer exists, and their online archive is now gone. Link goes to scanned images and OCR text)
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