Recent Stories in Anthologies & Literary Journals:
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Last Suppers: A Horror Cookbook
Coming Nov 2021
A cookbook/tales of terror mash-up from Breaking Rules Europe Press,
featuring Rebecca's previously unreleased horror suspense of six strangers trapped in a dive bar, "The Ice Storm"
A Pile of Bodies, A Pile of Heads
Coming Sept 2021
Sinister Smile Press's double volume Let the Bodies Hit the Floor anthology,
featuring Rebecca's previously unreleased tale of a female serial killer who disguises her kills in copycat disposals, "It's All Fun and Games Until"
The View Master
Coming April 21, 2021
The stand-alone story published by Marred Press about an adult man's discovery of his favorite childhood toy...and the terror that hides within it
Rebecca's newest collaboration with Pieces partner Michael Aloisi
Curiouser Magazine
Coming April 10, 2021
The spring 2021 edition of the biannual literary journal,
featuring Rebecca's previously unreleased tale of a long-haul trucker learning to survive, "Thug"
On the Sunday Narratives show of Bloody Disgusting's disturbing fiction podcast,
listen to Rebecca's story of one aunt's unsettling observations of her 7-year-old niece, "The Perfect Costume"
The third anthology installment from the women-owned horror publisher, Kandisha Press
featuring Rebecca's first-person narrative of a femme fatale, "The One That Got Away"
Book of Bones
Half of the anthology double feature from J Ellington Ashton Press,
featuring Rebecca's previously unreleased tale of a freelance writer's worst nightmare, "Haunt"
Little Demon Digest vol I
The first in a biannual series of volumes collecting terror tales and scary stories from all around the world,
featuring Rebecca's previously unreleased story of an intrepid novice hiker exploring an abandoned military bunker, "The Cave"
The politically charged anthology from D & T Publishing,
featuring Rebecca's Black Mirror-esque dystopian tale inspired by the INCEL movement, "New and Perfect"
SmashBear Publishing's collection for charity: all proceeds benefit Women's Aid of U.K.
featuring Rebecca's story of a woman's cannabalistic pregnancy craving, "The Munchies"
The 51st issue of this edgy dark fiction eZine drops just in time for Halloween
featuring Rebecca's previously unreleased story of an aging diner owner with a deadly habit, "Here's to you, Mrs. Robinson"
The TIME-themed anthology from genre-based independent publisher Transmundane Press
featuring Rebecca's previously unreleased story of a couple who stumble upon a frighteningly familiar group alongside the Connecticut River, "The Found Boys"
The third volume of Zombie Pirate Publishing's flagship collection focuses on cosmic horror
featuring Rebecca's previously unreleased eerie tale of ominous messages plaguing a middle-aged traveler, "Layover"
The workplace terror-themed anthology from Emerald Bay Books
featuring Rebecca's dark satire of high school teachers on prep period,"Fifty-five Minutes"
The newest Women in Horror anthology from Twisted Wing Productions,
featuring Rebecca's story "Extinguishing Fireflies"
CatsLuvCoffee Book Reviews calls Rebecca's story a "favorite"!
Waxing & Waning is published bi-annually in print and on-line and features fiction, drama, film, and poetry that's on the fringe: dark, brooding, and wild;
featuring Rebecca's tale of marital anxiety, "Dora Mat"
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Coffin Bell is an online journal of dark literature published quarterly with an annual print anthology;
featuring Rebecca's Rear Window-inspired story, "Neighborhood Watch"
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The first in a series of speculative fiction anthologies from Forty-Two Books,
featuring Rebecca's satirical tale of our obsession with social media, "The Thickening"
The creature-feature-themed anthology from Thurston Howl Publications,
featuring Rebecca's story "The Thing That Goes Bump in the Night"
A yearly collection from Red Room Press, a division of Comet Press, showcasing the extreme, harder side of horror: stories that break boundaries and trash taboos.
featuring Rebecca's story "Bent"