Literary speculative-fiction author. Writer of social justice-forward stories for children and adults.

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For children→

“The Holler Family’s Monstrous Summer”

Novel, MG fantasy. When 11-year-old Hazel discovers Grandpa is the cause of an environmental disaster, she must defy her family to save her new monster friends. Jewish representation. (Complete, seeking publisher)

“Poppy and Harold”

Short illustrated book, MG literary. Poppy moves into the hospital. She’s cured now, but the voice in her head—Harold—isn’t sure the cancer won’t come back. Written for anxious children who are sick or recovered. (Complete, seeking publisher)

“Sideline Girl”

Short story, YA fantasy. When a high-school athlete faces injuries, bullying, and the end of a friendship, she steals a talking field hockey stick. Jewish and disabled representation. (Complete, seeking publisher)

For adults→

The Prairie’s Song in Tales to Terrify, episode 633

Short story, horror. A settler of the American West can’t stand the wide-open prairie and its haunting, endless noise.

Open Relationshippublished in L’Esprit Literary Review

Short story, literary. An activist for the decriminalization of sex work can’t stomach opening her relationship. Does that mean she’s not the activist she thought she was?

Viable published in The Vanishing Point

Short story, sci-fi horror. Abortion is legal. So why is ending a pregnancy in this techno-advanced city so hard?

Notes on the Unrivaled Authority of Scientific Truth Seeking’s Final Meeting published in Unrealpolitik

Short story, sci-fi. A meeting of intergalactic colonialists is cut short when a god intervenes.