Novels
Collections
Behold the Void (2017)
The Nightside Codex (2020) (with Nadia Bulkin, Justin A Burnett, Selene dePackh, Brian Evenson, Stephen Jones, Jessica McHugh, Christine Morgan, K A Opperman and Richard Thomas)
Beneath a Pale Sky (2021)
Tomorrow's Gone (poems) (2021)
The Nightside Codex (2020) (with Nadia Bulkin, Justin A Burnett, Selene dePackh, Brian Evenson, Stephen Jones, Jessica McHugh, Christine Morgan, K A Opperman and Richard Thomas)
Beneath a Pale Sky (2021)
Tomorrow's Gone (poems) (2021)
Novellas
Altar (2016)
Mother (2016)
Fragile Dreams (2016)
Sacculina (2017)
Shiloh (2018)
The Rejects (2019)
Commodore (2021)
Mother (2016)
Fragile Dreams (2016)
Sacculina (2017)
Shiloh (2018)
The Rejects (2019)
Commodore (2021)
Series contributed to
Rewind or Die (with Eddie Generous, Stephen Graham Jones and Renee Ann Miller)
The Midnight Exhibit Vol. 1 (2020)
The Midnight Exhibit Vol. 1 (2020)
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Screams From the Dark (2022)
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