Bio/Bib

I live in the Columbia River Gorge, one of the most beautiful places anywhere. My day job is at the local public library. I started writing quite young, and submitted my first story to a magazine when I was 14 years old. Nowadays I write poems, stories, novels, and a little non-fiction. I’m married to fellow writer Kim Antieau. We met at a writer’s workshop quite a few moons ago and got married a year later. We’ve been deliriously happy for many years now. My advice to any would be writers: Don’t do it! It’s a crazy life. But if you absolutely must enter this nutty profession, here’s three things that just might help you out: 1. Write regularly (every day is good). 2. Read constantly. 3. Get a job. Seriously.


Complete Bibliography

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Books

Animal Life

Claypot Dreamstance

The Coma Monologues

The Doctor and the Clown

Fantasy Life

Kyle’s War

The Last Giant

Love Life

Terrastina and Mazolli


Short Stories

“The Voices” Penumbra (forthcoming)

RaySpace and Time (forthcoming)

“Property Lines” Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine, March 2012

“Hail Mary” Green Snake Publishing, February 5, 2012

“The Crying Stone” Green Snake Publishing, January 26, 2012

“The Infinite Garden” Green Snake Publishing, January 21, 2012

“Marble Angels” Green Snake Publishing, January 14, 2012

“The Kick” Green Snake Publishing, January 7, 2012

“The Universe of Death” Green Snake Publishing, January 2, 2012

“Weedhead” Pulp Empire, 2011 • Reprinted as an ebook by Green Snake Publishing, 2012

“The Last Last Meal” Green Snake Publishing, December 4, 2011

“The Overtaker” Green Snake Publishing, November 27, 2011

“To Make a Puppet of Me” Green Snake Publishing, November 20, 2011

“The King’s Tale” Green Snake Publishing, November 13, 2011

“The Corrosive Properties of Dream States” Green Snake Publishing, November 6, 2011

“The Spirit in the Ink” Green Snake Publishing, October 30, 2011

“The Night Alex Almost Flew Over Old Lady Grayson’s Place” Green Snake Publishing, October 23, 2011

“They Taste Like Chicken” Green Snake Publishing, October 16, 2011

“Killing Time” Green Snake Publishing, October 9, 2011

“Faith” Green Snake Publishing, October 3, 2011

“The Clex Are Our Friends” Daily Science Fiction, June 14, 2011 • Reprinted as an ebook by Green Snake Publishing (2011)

“What They Want” Poe Little Thing (2011)

“An Unnatural History of Scarecrows” Bewere the Night 2011

FaithDaily Science Fiction, November 1, 2010 • Reprinted as an ebook by Green Snake Publishing (2011)

28 Ways to Look at Illnessannalemma.com, August 2010

Moleskin qarrtsiluni, August 2010

“My Administration” Green Snake Publishing, June 21, 2011

The Untied States of AmericaInterzone 228, May/June 2010 • Reprinted as an ebook by Green Snake Publishing (2010)

How the Owl Learned That Being Wise Isn’t EverythingEmerald Tales, April 2010, v. 2, no. 2 • Reprinted as an ebook by Green Snake Publishing (2010)

Cold Comfortsfreader.com, March 2010 • Reprinted as an ebook by Green Snake Publishing (2010)

Parallel MoonsSpace and Time, #110, Spring 2010 • Reprinted as an ebook by Green Snake Publishing (2010)

The Lost Day Full of Crow, January 2010 • Reprinted as an ebook by Green Snake Publishing (2010)

WillBallista, #7, Autumn/Winter 2009 • Reprinted as an ebook by Green Snake Publishing (2010)

Winding BroomcornThe Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, February 2009 • Reprinted: Fiction #13, 2011, as “Un Balais à l’ancienne” French translation by Thomas Demarcq • Reprinted as an ebook by Green Snake Publishing (2010)

Pulling Strings: A Quantum Story Cycle qarrtsiluni, August 2008

Red Shift” qarrtsiluni, July 2008

Remembrance of Things to ComeSpace and Time, #88, Summer 1998 • Reprinted as an ebook by Green Snake Publishing (2011)

Dead Letters” The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, July 1995 • Reprinted: Fiction #7, 2008, as “Lettres de l’au-delà” French translation by Sophie Janod • Reprinted as an ebook by Green Snake Publishing (2011)

FramesAsimov’s Science Fiction, July 1995

MotherPulphouse: A Fiction Magazine, #19, 1995

AssistanceSpace and Time, #85, Spring 1995 • Reprinted as an ebook by Green Snake Publishing (2011)

LeavesPulphouse: A Fiction Magazine, Sept/Oct 1992

Creases Pulphouse: A Fiction Magazine, July 1992

Fear of LucillePulphouse: A Weekly Magazine, June 1, 1991

The Printer of Island CastleSpace and Time, #77, Winter 1990 • Reprinted: Nova SF, September 1998, as “Il Tipografo del Castello dell’isola” Italian translation by Manuela McMillen • Reprinted as an ebook by Green Snake Publishing (2011)

The Fatal ColonThe Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, June 1990 • Reprinted: Oi, Robot, ed. by Edward Ferman, 1995

The Chromosome FutureThe Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, June 1990 • Reprinted: Oi, Robot, ed. by Edward Ferman, 1995

This is the Title of This Story” Pulphouse Report #49, February 1988 • Reprinted: ISMS #13, 1991

Up Above the World So HighThe Clarion Awards, ed. by Damon Knight, 1984 • Reprinted: Nova SF, October 1991, as “In Alto, in Cima al Mondo” Italian translation by Stefano Carducci • Reprinted as an ebook by Green Snake Publishing (2010)

In the LibrarySpace and Time #66, Summer 1984 • Reprinted as an ebook by Green Snake Publishing (2010)

Poems

What if Words Had Guardian AngelsJournal of Mythic Arts, Winter 2006 • Reprinted from: Fantasy Life, 2004

Blue: The AutobiographyHaz Mat Review, Fall 2006

The Real Scoop About Pixies Journal of Mythic Arts, Summer/Autumn 2006

Yip, Yip, Yip Journal of Mythic Arts, Summer 2006 • Reposted from: Animal Life, 2004

EconomyAsimov’s Science Fiction, July 2005

CompulsionThe Hat #6, Spring 2005

Honey MoonAsimov’s Science Fiction, March 2005 • Reprinted: Love Life, 2005

LessonsOut of Line, ed. by Sam Longmire, 2005

It’s All a Matter of PerspectiveDrexel Online Journal, 2004

The Day the Earth Stood StillTales of the Unanticipated #25, Aug 2004 – July 2005

The Ethics of TerraformingTales of the Unanticipated #25, Aug 2004 – July 2005

Settled on the SkyJournal of Mythic Arts, Spring 2005 •Reprinted from: Fantasy Life, 2004

When a Tree Goes on VacationTree Magic: Nature’s Antennas, ed. by Jackie Hofer, 2005

House Keys are Dedicted MonogamistsThe Southeast Examiner, February 2005 • Reprinted from: Fantasy Life, 2004

OmnivoresAsimov’s Science Fiction, February 2005

The Alien Liked to CookAsimov’s Science Fiction, December 2004

World TravelerSwitched-On Gutenberg v. 6 #2, 2004

Last WordsAries #19, 2004

IgnitePearl #33, Spring/Summer 2004

Held HostageCalifornia Quarterly v. 30 #2, 2004

BigfootJournal of Mythic Arts, Summer 2004 • Reprinted: Animal Life, 2004

My BicycleAsimov’s Science Fiction, August 2004 • Reprinted: Fantasy Life, 2004

The Ultimate TruthInto the Teeth of the Wind v. 4 #2-4, 2004 • Reprinted: Fantasy Life, 2004

The Reluctant StorytellerInto the Teeth of the Wind v. 4 #2-4, 2004

Twenty-One Years Later“ Into the Teeth of the Wind v. 4 #2-4, 2004 • Reprinted: Love Life, 2005

Nausea and PainInto the Teeth of the Wind v. 4 #2-4, 2004

CaretakersDreams and Nightmares #66, September 2003

Big Idea“ Asimov’s Science Fiction, June 2004

We Are All GhostsThe Magazine of Speculative Poetry, Spring 2004 • Reprinted: Fantasy Life, 2004

No PunchlineThe Magazine of Speculative Poetry, Spring 2004

Field StudyThe Magazine of Speculative Poetry, Spring 2004

Reindeer PresenceJournal of Mythic Arts, Winter 2004 • Reprinted: Animal Life, 2004

SeekCurbside Review, March 2004

To See the FutureHawai’i Review #60, Winter 2003

The Best HourHawai’i Review #60, Winter 2003

PostcardsAsimov’s Science Fiction, Apr/May 2004

SnowIodine Poetry Journal, Spring/Summer 2004

After a Classmate in Grade Seven Called Me a Wop International Poetry Review, Fall 2003

What’s Holding You UpThe Café Review #15, Winter 2004

All the Names for SnowThe Café Review #15, Winter 2004

Timing is EverythingAsimov’s Science Fiction, February 2004

I’ve Always Wanted to HealFree Verse #70, January 2004 • Reprinted: Love Life, 2005

Light FallsFree Verse #70, January 2004

The Geologist’s WishWavelength #8, Winter 2003-2004

Super Hero Takes the Month OffWavelength #8, Winter 2003-2004 • Reprinted: Fantasy Life, 2004

The Stones Have Moved in the Night to Some Hidden MusicWavelength #8, Winter 2003-2004

At the DumpThe Silt Reader #5 2003

Come Unique Cay ShunStar*Line, Jul/Aug 2003

Unlikely to Happen Any Time SoonAsimov’s Science Fiction, January 2004 • Reprinted: Fantasy Life, 2004

Lunar FateLady Churchill’s Rosebud Wristlet #13, November 2003 • Reprinted: Fantasy Life, 2004 • Reposted: Journal of Mythic Arts, Farewell Issue, 2008

Book MarkRedactions #2, Fall 2003

When I WasThe Journal of Mythic Arts, Autumn 2003 • Reprinted: Animal Life, 2004

Bands of SunlightFrantic Egg #7, September 2003

Dogwood Blossoms” Frantic Egg #7, September 2003

While Considering the Possibility of Using the Columbia River Gorge as the Setting for an Epic FantasyMythic Delirium #9, Summer/Fall 2003 • Reprinted: Fantasy Life, 2004

Doll, Still LivingMargie #2, 2004 • Reprinted: Fantasy Life, 2004

Immigrant’s LamentConfluence #14, 2003

Champion PedestrianNuthouse #71, Summer 2003

She’s Eve: A Walking PoemSnake Nation Review #16, 2003 • Reposted: Journal of Mythic Arts, Autumn 2003 • Reprinted: Animal Life, 2004

When I Die Snake Nation Review #16, 2003 • Reprinted: Fantasy Life, 2004

Missing Fingers 4th Street, May/Jun 2003 • Reprinted: Animal Life, 2004

Just Before Sleep Shift on the StarshipHadrosaur Tales #16, 2003

Time’s ApologistInto the Teeth of the Wind v. 3, #3, 2003

Connected ToInto the Teeth of the Wind v. 3, #3, 2003

The Sheriff Left a Message on Our Voice MailThe Amherst Review #31, 2003

The Only Proof You Need That People Try to Help People in Trouble Even if They are StrangersEdgz #5, Winter/Spring 2003

The First Living Skyscraper Copes With an EarthquakeAsimov’s Science Fiction, June 2003

The Power of MythAsimov’s Science Fiction, June 2003 • Reprinted: Animal Life, 2004

12 Things a Man Should Do After Dying” Nuthouse #70, Spring 2003 • Reprinted: Fantasy Life, 2004

What Happened When I Tried Out My New Time Machine Space and Time #97, Spring 2003

Early January Migration on the Coast Looking WestWindfall, Spring 2003

The Life of a Meteor StormWindfall, Spring 2003

When I Made a Painting of the MountainWindfall, Spring 2003

Seaside LeiLight #39, Winter 2002-2003

Symphony for CantileverDreams and Nightmares #64, January 2003

True StoryElysian Fields Quarterly: The Baseball Review, Winter 2003

Dinner and DancingRosebud #25, 2002 • Reprinted: Animal Life, 2004

In Another WorldStar*Line Nov/Dec 2002 • Reprinted: Love Life, 2005

Returning to an Old Cliff DwellingMöbius, the Poetry Magazine, Fall & Winter 2002

Resisting the PatriarchyMöbius, the Poetry Magazine, Fall & Winter 2002 • Reprinted: Love Life, 2005

Choosing SidesNerve Cowboy #14, Fall 2002 • Reprinted: Love Life, 2005

Burdens of the PastArt:Mag #25, 2002

Five O’clock Shadow Art:Mag #25, 2002

Suicide NoteDreams and Nightmares #63, September 2002 • Reprinted: Poets Against the War, ed. by Sam Hamill, 2003 • Reprinted: Breaking Waves, ed. by Phyllis Irene Radford and Tiffany Trent, 2010

When Someone Tells You Their Relative Just DiedPoetry Motel #30, 2002

Plato’s MenagerieEdgz #4, Summer/Fall 2002 • Reprinted: Animal Life, 2004

Shaky EncounterThe Aardvark Adventurer, Summer/Fall 2002

The Consequences of LifeThe Green Hills Literary Lantern #13, 2002

Maybe If I Took Them Off, I’d Be HappierThe Green Hills Literary Lantern #13, 2002

A Field Guide to the PhosphenesFull Unit Hookup #2, Summer 2002 • Reprinted: Fantasy Life, 2004

Remembering My WalkFrantic Egg #6, 2002

The Unexpected Unexplained Asimov’s Science Fiction, Oct/Nov 2002 • Reprinted: Fantasy Life, 2004

The World is a Strange PlaceConfluence #13, 2002 • Reprinted: Fantasy Life, 2004

What a Friend Told Me About the Men in Her Family4th Street, Jul/Aug 2002 • Reprinted: Animal Life, 2004

Awakening to DuskAries #9, 2002

SerenadeThe Aardvark Adventurer, Spring 2002

Eternal FeastsThe Magazine of Speculative Poetry, Spring 2002

Delusion of PowerThe Magazine of Speculative Poetry, Spring 2002

DNAThe Magazine of Speculative Poetry, Spring 2002

Passing StormLynx Eye, Spring 2002

You Can’t Know Because You Haven’t Been SickRattle, Summer 2002

ArkAsimov’s Science Fiction, July 2002

UndertakerAsimov’s Science Fiction, July 2002

Why Go?Asimov’s Science Fiction, June 2002

ElementaryAsimov’s Science Fiction, June 2002

Looking BackAsimov’s Science Fiction, May 2002

Wondering What They Are Up To in the Middle of the NightAsimov’s Science Fiction, May 2002 • Reprinted: Fantasy Life, 2004 • Reposted: Journal of Mythic Arts, Summer/Autumn 2006

On Learning that Owls Hunt by StarlightThe Rockford Review, Winter 2002 • Reprinted: Animal Life, 2004

The Great DivideAsimov’s Science Fiction, April 2002 • Reprinted: Fantasy Life, 2004

Creepy CrawlieTucumcari Literary Review

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