Availability for new and upcoming work (in reverse order from which they will appear)

My words are coming. They're coming for you.

JUNE:

"Extensions," a short story about memory and family and one's responsibility to both — forthcoming from Little Fiction, June 9

"Excerpt from The Mere Weight of Words," which is exactly what it sounds like, forthcoming from The Collagist, June 15

The Mere Weight of Words, a novella about linguistics and imposter syndrome and paralysis both emotional and physical, forthcoming from Aqueous Books, June 30 ($14)

APRIL:

"1964: Berkeley," an excerpt from a longer story called "The Daughters," forthcoming in the next issue of Consequence, which is due out in the next month or so ($12…don't quote me on that price)

APRIL-ISH:

"I'm a Stranger Here Myself," a short story about trains and crowds and independence, forthcoming from Untoward sometime in the spring

TOMORROW:

"Sacramento, 2006," another excerpt from a longer story called "The Daughters," in Precipitate, Vol 3, issue 2.

NOW:

"The Dual," a short story about love and math, part of the Pachydermini Book Series from Turtleneck Press ($2) (also forthcoming, an interview–how nice!)

Links will appear as soon as I know them.

Also, another interview as soon as I have time to properly talk about it.

And an article that Jhumpa Lahiri wrote about the importance of the sentence.

And my thoughts on cover art.

And AWP.

And I'm tired.

Goodnight.