Several weeks back, I had the privilege of being able to interview Chigozie Obioma for The Millions. I loved Chigozie’s first novel, The Fishermen, so I was stoked when I found out he had a new book on the way. And An Orchestra of Minorities, his sophomore release, does not disappoint. It’s such a rich study on character, myth, and fate. It’s a masterclass in fiction.
Read MoreMy story story “The Fishermen,” which is about a father and son navigating an apocalyptic world in search of memories, is out now. I’m so proud of this story, and I hope you’ll take the time to read it at formercactus.
Read MoreAnother short story acceptance this week, and this one is at one of the places that all the cool kids are talking about: formercactus. It’s a very short story about the apocalypse and a boy and his father striving to cling to memories that the waters washed away. I’m really proud of this one. It’ll run in November.
Read MoreShouting from the rooftops! “Those Fantastic Lives,” the story I plan to be the titular one of my almost-finished collection, has a home at one of my top 5 favorite literary journals: Syntax & Salt! You know, there’s something really special when a magazine you’ve read for what seems like forever accepts your work.
Read MoreThe editors at Signal Mountain Review reached out to me for an interview. I was stoked to be able to answer a few questions about my story--and my process.
Read MoreI just found out that "The Galactic Healers" will be featured in Five:2:One's December 2018 issue! I am stoked because I love this journal.
Read MoreThis one is for readers who like weird fiction. There's a warrior mother, transformation, stuffed animals, and a bear (and an owl). My hope is that readers see the love that exists at this story's heart.
Read MoreA few weeks ago, I received an invitation to a writing workshop with Joy Harjo. Yes, that Joy Harjo. After nearly collapsing, I, of course, accepted the invitation.
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