Short Stories
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The Holidaymaker: A Christmas Invasion Tale
The Gambit Weekly
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Rentre: A Story of Possession
The Gambit Weekly
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Never a Gentle Master
Fireside Magazine
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Faith in and Old Friend
Star Wars From a Certain Point of View: The Empire Strikes Back
Westworld Recap: Contrapasso
"We drop in on Ford regaling his decommissioned bartender buddy, Old Bill, with another fucked-up story from his childhood. Apparently, he and his brother let their greyhound loose and watched it decimate a local cat… The veil on this metaphor is so thin it’s getting a spread in King Magazine. "
All My Role Models Are Evil: How a Lack of Representation Birthed a Supervillain
"When I found Clarence off doing something that was definitely not rescuing me, I swore right then that I would never be the damsel in distress again. But those early days watching weekday and Saturday cartoons of the early 90s didn’t give me many alternatives."
An Open Letter to “Undateable Blerd Men”: It’s Not Us, It’s You
"But I get it. Sometimes acknowledging the complexities of human emotions and relations requires too much brain power. That whole “understanding another person” thing takes a long time — better to make sweeping generalizations about entire races of women rather than see what you might be lacking, because according to everybody, especially relationship geniuses like Steve Harvey, Tyrese, Rev Run, and tweetin-from-my-futon Twitter"
Girl, Break Up with Him: ‘Malcolm & Marie’ Review
"Malcolm & Marie is a really good short that keeps going for another hour and twenty minutes. The artistic endeavor, the result of Covid-era boredom and big Hollywood money, is indulgent and claustrophobic. "
An Open Letter to Supergirl’s Superman: Boi, You Got a Donk
"The unusual? Jimmy Olsen towering over Clark Kent. Which I’m okay with. Who would expect Superman to be the dude who needs help reaching the top shelf?"