Fiction

 

Magazines & Anthologies

The Stars Have Eaten the Costco Parking Lot, published in Mooncalves Anthology
hard cover and e-book available!

The Great Merlan Dies in Agony, Live On Stage!, published in F(r)iction Magazine ARCANA issue

Ursula the Monster, published in Orca Literary
print and e-book available!

The Language of Crabs, published in Sequestrum
excerpt is free; full story with a pay-what-you-want subscription

Free Reads

Castle Time Golfland (a choose-your-own-adventure), published in Bourbon Penn

Would You Rather I Be Dead?, published in Flash Frog

Welcome to the Henry Brooster Campaign, published in Bullshit Lit

End of Play, published in Uncanny Magazine

Ursula the Monster, published in Flash Fiction Online

Brainpink Umber, published in Apex Magazine

Grocery Story, published in The Dread Machine

The Belly and the Trees, published in Bourbon Penn

The Potato and the Wax, published in Speculative City

At The Center, published in CRAFT Literary

The Space Beyond Cubicle Twenty-Nine, published in Luna Station Quarterly

The Floating Woman, published in Blood Orange Review (Runner-Up in the Blood Orange Review Fiction Contest)

There is No Baby in this Story; published in Pithead Chapel

The Star Gazer; published in Flash Fiction Magazine

The Tick and the Tocking; published in issue 9 of Bourbon Penn

Only Animalsfinalist for the Texas Observer Short Story Contest

Clinking of Coins; winner of the 405 Flash Fiction contest; published in the Exposition Review

The Parts of Me; published in issue 7 of The Cactus Heart.

I See You, Santa Claus; published on NYC Midnight (click to read).

The Disappearing; published in Five Quarterly (click to read).

Audio

Listen to Short Stack Stories reading At the Center, originally published in CRAFT Literary.

Listen to Short Stack Stories reading Welcome to the Henry Brooster Campaign, originally published in Cosmonaut Avenue.

Video

Watch these short puppet films based on Chelsea Sutton’s flash fiction short Fish Bowl: A Play.

 
artwork commissioned for the winning story "I See You, Santa Claus" for NYC Midnight

artwork commissioned for the winning story "I See You, Santa Claus" for NYC Midnight