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A big thank you to DarkWinter Literary Magazine, Suzanne Craig-Whytock, and judge Rod Carley for choosing my short story ‘The water ran cold’ as the winner of DarkWinter’s Second Anniversary Contest. DarkWinter has become an exceptional showcase for fiction and poetry, so congratulations to all who entered and contribute their work! The water ran cold channeling down her back. She sighed and…

Thanks again to Suzanne (EducationalMentorship.com) for considering another of my stories for inclusion in her burgeoning online literary magazine www.DarkWinterLit.com. They rove in hordes, packs on the hunt, rot and decay their realm. Their station has shifted, not up, not down, but sideways, mycelium tendrils infiltrating every nook of the derelict cities and towns where they now rule. Once…

DarkWinterLit: A Grandmother’s Love

Thanks again to Suzanne (EducationalMentorship.com) for considering another of my stories for inclusion in her blossoming online literary magazine www.DarkWinterLit.com. “I don’t do that anymore. Please stop asking.” Morna set down her cup and stared at her daughter in-law. Women in the township had come to know that stare, one tempted fate to counter such a stare. You can read the rest…

Thanks to Suzanne (EducationalMentorship.com) for considering my story for inclusion in her burgeoning online literary magazine www.DarkWinterLit.com. Squiccus hums in low, rhythmic tones and the chipmunk’s breathing slows. With gnarled hands, he pets the disheveled fur down the nape of the creature’s neck; its capture had been—difficult. You can read the rest…

A big thank you to Suzanne Craig-Whytock for publishing my latest flash fiction, Touch/Either/And/Or Adoration at her brand new literary magazine, DarkWinter at darkwinterlit.com. Please pay a visit and check out the other works (fiction and poetry), and feel free to add something to this growing publication. Suzanne is an award-winning Canadian author, and she’s extremely talented and funny.…