can't believe I'm just now realizing that the hotel from The Shining is the same as the one from Hotel California

After a summer hiatus, The Waking returns this fall with all new content! Watch this space over the next few weeks for flash fiction, nonfiction, and poetry by Sacha John Bissonnette, Alan Schulte, Carla Riccio, Allie Dixon, Gabriel Thibodeau, Elizabeth Lerman, Claudia Schatz, and Andrew Cominelli.

I’m thrilled to see my v. short story about model trains up at Ruminate Magazine. Thanks so much Jess Jelsma Masterton and Cherie Nelson Senie for giving it a home!

v excited to see my story “Go” in print, with a ton of other great work in the Fall 2022 issue of Ruminate Magazine

thrilled to have this short piece up today @EllipsisZine!

My short story "The Smoke of the Land Went Up" is in Guernica Magazine today. It's got sex, drugs, pedicabbing, a landscaping convention, and lots of dread. Huge thanks to editors Autumn Watts, Adam Dalva, and Ishita Marwah for getting this out into the world. guernicamag.com/the-smoke-of-t…

you gotta go see the incredible Jane Schoenbrun ‘s new film as soon as you possibly can

My review of the unmissable novel “American Abductions,” by Mauro Javier Cárdenas (Mauro Javier Cárdenas). Thanks to the editors Quarterly West for including it🌻 quarterlywest.com/issue-113-comi…

My short story “Preservation,” is in the new The Barcelona Review. It’s about denial, two old houses, an obscure mural lost to time, & more: barcelonareview.com/111/e_ac.html Big thanks to eds. Jill Adams & Diggory Dunn for publishing it

It's a pleasure to feature this story by US author Andrew Cominelli in which a man at work researching the background of an old colonial home comes to confront a painful part of his past. link: barcelonareview.com/111/e_ac.html #TheBarcelonaReview #AndrewCominelli #AmericanShortFiction2025

Our new spring issue is live! Full of many great pieces—learn some lessons in smoking, or maybe take a look at past and future exhibits at the mutter museum. Or, read about the house that’s taken over. #WritingCommunity

A while back, I wrote an essay as an attempt to speak to a relative who died before I was born. Here it is, with thanks to the editors, in Redivider 22.2: redivider.emerson.edu/invocations-of…