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This is my growing collection of covers. Hover over them to see the title of the story inside. Then click over to Published Writings for more.
My collected short stories coming in September!
My collected short stories coming in September!
Wishbone
2016 Goldie winner!
"Consignment" coming soon!
“Consignment” coming soon!
Wicked Things cover
“A Certain Moon”
BLR2011 Cover
“The Game”
Skulls and Crossbones cover
“A Perfect Life”

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