My latest story is out on Cast of Wonders today. It’s got it all, Giant monsters, exploited pop stars….uh… It’s got two things!
Listen to the episode here.
And if you enjoyed that, I’ll be reading a few other pieces on Story Hour tomorrow August 20th 2025 at 7pm PST / 5pm CST.
Dad and Ick is out now on Manawaker Studio’s Flash Fiction Podcast!
Out to day on Points in Case!
And here’s flash piece a little sillier than Bookish Tastes but still with plenty of Tolkien references to go around.
Issue 4 of Archive of the Odd is out today. They specialize in stories in disguise as found object and the art design of the magazine reflects that. My story Which Wold Ending Nightmare Are You? was reprinted in the issue and I love the layout they used, See page one below.
You can purchase the full issue here https://archiveoftheodd.bigcartel.com/products
New story out today in Interstellar Flight Magazine!
https://magazine.interstellarflightpress.com/lilt-and-luster-spring-newsletter-f32f2af6e453\\
The October issue of Worlds of Possibility is out. You will find a new story by me inside. To quote editor Julio Rios Night Mare looks at “… mother-daughter relationships, and the ways that magic and the supernatural affect them.”
The issue is available to buy here.
I have a story out in the latest issue of Translunar Traveller’s Lounge.
If Shakespearian characters griping about their fates sounds like a good time to you, go check it out.
My story, Guard of the Crossing, went live this week on Manawaker Studio’s Flash Fiction Podcast.
This story was previously published on SIc Semper Serpent’s Patreon page, so this is its first public outing. And its first audio publication. I really enjoy hearing my stories read by voices other than my own. I think the narrator hit it out of the park.
It’s my first published story of 2021!
Check it out on Daily Science Fiction! https://dailysciencefiction.com/science-fiction/virtual-reality/susan-taitel/the-numbers_SF
When I wrote The Numbers in 2019, I had no idea how much a year plus of social distancing would make the mood of this story so relatable. At least to me.