"Daylight" is the story of a tenured Chicago detective who intuitively links a piece of string to a homicide.

"Pictures from the Elsewhen" challenges our conventional perception of time. In this story, a boy discovers he has an uncanny but inexplicable ability to "know" things he has no way of knowing. Is he psychic? Can he foretell the future? Or is he simply in "in the elsewhen," another dimension of time, with the ability to see fragments of events in the present, past, and future?

Published in 2005 Ultra-Short special edition of "The Binnacle," from the University of Maine at Machias. This is the story of a woman's clever response to disappointment on her wedding anniversary.

Published in the 2007 Ultra-Short special edition of "The Binnacle" from the University of Maine at Machias. This story explores the ancient Mexican art of making sugar skulls for the Day of the Dead celebration.

Published in "Doorknobs and BodyPaint, Issue 25, August 2004. This story examines a relationship threatened by signs of infidelity.

Published in Doorknobs and BodyPaint, Issue 36, November 2004. This story reveals a glimpse into the Moscow's black market and how a young woman provides for her family.

Published in Doorknobs and Bodypaint, Issue 37, February 2005. This powerful story recants the fate of the Romani gypsies, forced out of Berlin in 1936 in preparation for the Olympic games and the power of a dying grandmother to save her granddaughter.

Published in Issue 43, August 2006. In this story, fate plays games with a man who faces the untimely resurrection of an affair.

Published in Doorknobs and BodyPaint, Issue 44, November 2006. This story focuses on the realization of true, unselfish love after its too late.

Published in Doorknobs and BodyPaint, Issue 44,November 2006. This whimisical story is my favorite example of my own prose poetry.