Several of my short stories sold to online markets and I thought I’d list them all in one place.

2011

• “Water to Wine” — Subterranean Magazine (reprint, Spring 2011)
• “Tomorrow and Tomorrow” — Apex (reprint, January 2011)

2010

• For Want of a Nail — Asimov’s (September 2010) Hugo nominee
• American Changeling — Daily SF (September 2010)
• Salt of the Earth — Redstone SF (September 2010)
• Typewriter Triptych (Part 1, Part 2, Part 3) – Sharable.net (August, 2010)
• Beyond the Garden Close – Apex Online (March, 2010)
• The Bride Replete — Apex Online (March, 2010)

2009

• First Flight — Tor.com (nominated for a Locus Award)
• Prayer at Dark River — Innsmouth Free Press
• Jaiden’s Weaver – Diamonds in the Sky, an Astronomical Anthology (SF)
• Chrysalis –Escape Pod (Audio reprint)
• Evil Robot Monkey — Nominated for Hugo (Solaris Book of New Science Fiction)

2008

• Clockwork Chickadee — Clarkesworld Magazine (June, 2008) Plus Audio Version
• Scenting the Dark — Apex Online (August 24, 2008)
• Twitter Length Fiction — Thaumatrope (2008, 2009)
• Waiting for Rain — Subterranean Magazine (Fall 2008)

2007

• For Solo Cello, op. 12 — Cosmos (February/March 2007)
• Horizontal Rain — Apex Online

2006

• Portrait of Ari – Strange Horizons (SF)

In addition to those, I also have a sampler of stories that I put together when I was eligible for the Campbell award.  The challenge of being a short story writer is that much of my other short fiction was hard to find because it was no longer on the newstands when the nominations were announced. I pulled five stories out of my sales that reflected a range of the kinds of fiction I write.

You can download the .zip directory of stories or the mobipocket verision, kindly converted by Arachne Jericho.

This collection includes:
For Solo Cello, op. 12 — Originally published in Cosmos (SF)
Bound Man — Originally published in Twenty Epics (Epic Fantasy)
Death Comes But Twice — Originally published in Talebones (Epistlary 18th Century SF)
This Little Pig — originally published in Cicada (SF)
Cerbo en Vitra ujo — originally published in Apex Digest (Horror SF. Adult content)