“Island History.” Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine, September/October 2022.

• “the mood of a horror story, vaguely Lovecraftian […] should appeal to fans of traditional weird fiction” —Tangent Online
• “A journal by an old doctor sometime in the past […] Well-written, bittersweet tale.” —SFRevu

“Better Get Hit in Your Soul.” Nature Magazine, Futures series, March 30, 2022.

“Rena in the Desert.” Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine. March/April 2020. Online & Podcast version at Escape Pod, episode 830 (March 31, 2022).

• “worthy of a Twilight Zone episode” — Tangent Online
• “Another good tale.” — SFRevu
• This story was a finalist on the Asimov’s Readers’ Award ballot

“Origin Story.” Terraform, May 2, 2019.

• “a startling look at the complexities of choice” — Quicksips

“RAT KING.” Vastarien, vol. 2 no. 1 (Spring 2019). Originally a podcast, read by Rish Outland, in Pseudopod #501, July 29, 2016

“Mag, the Habitat and We.” Apex Magazine #92, January 2017. Podcast available here.

• “completely cute and cuddly and, okay, absolutely nightmare-inducing” — Quicksips
• “Wonderfully strange!” —SFRevu
• “This piece is short” — Tangent Online
• “OH FUCK NO! … but maybe yes.” — Nerds of a Feather

“Skills to Keep the Devil in His Place.” Shimmer Magazine #34, November 2016

• “ultimately there is no real running from […] the evil within” — Quicksips review
• “highlights everyday cruelty […] Rachel and Julie forge a friendship, learn how to fight, and come out stronger” — AC Wise’s Words for Thought
• “the moral equivalent of raw sewage” — Tangent Online

“Plural.” Podcast/reprint, read by Amanda Ching. Escape Pod #527, April 17, 2016.

• discussion by Escape Pod listeners here

“Plantation | Springtime.” In its original two-column format in Big Echo #7, January 2018.  Originally published April 14, 2016, Terraform/Motherboard.

• “a future where people can be made into machines.” — Quicksips review
• “mixing technical schematics and an instructional voice with one of raw pain and desperation” — Nerds of a Feather

“Empty Cars.” Blurring the Line (Australian Shadows Award winner, Best Edited Work 2015). Ed. Marty Young. Cohesion Press, November 2015

“Sunfish.” Midwestern Gothic 18, Summer 2015

“Slow.”  Apex Magazine 71, April 2015 (reviews here)

“Plural.” Cosmos Magazine 61, February-March 2015

• “Soylent Green, but in reverse!” — K. Tempest Bradford for i09
• Neil Clarke liked it

“Hypothermia.” Unbroken Journal, February 2015

“Words from the Poet Laureate” (as Ardith Swope). Trop Magazine, November 12, 2014

“Nude.” Bartleby Snopes Magazine, October 2014

“Patient.” decomP Magazine, January 2014

“Bonnie and Clyde.” Flash Fiction Online, December 2013

“Relapse.” Bartleby Snopes Magazine, September 2013

“Replay” and “The Fuck Cats Reunion Show.” Fiction365.com, February & September 2013

“Ending.” Journal of Microliterature, October 21, 2012