SHORT FICTION
Tranq
Falling into blue water, so cold it glows.
Thirst
A text/art collaboration with Marie-Noëlle Deverre.
The Fields
The ranch-house cook tries a different job.
The Edge
Teeth in the sea, red in the sand.
Slip Jig
1875. Two minutes to fight time: a bare-knuckle boxing match with an unlikely fighter.
The Night Job
1877. Guilt and revenge on the Portland docks.
Cutthroat
1886. On a winter midnight, the lumberman's blade has its first taste of blood.
NONFICTION
The Real-Life LGBT Outlaws of the American West and Writing Queerness Back into Historical Fiction
A look into the research process for THE BEST BAD THINGS.
The Cheerful Sinners of the Pacific Northwest's Wildest City
Historic Port Townsend: Just five miles from hell.
Relearning How to Dress Myself from the Closet I Came Out Of
An essay about coming out later in life and finding the space to explore a more masculine presentation.
The Pugnacious Outlaw Women Behind My Protagonist
From Hellcat Maggie to The Great Sandwina, eight women who defied their era.