Out Now: "Why Your Father Did What He Did" in The Barcelona Review

Things in the U.S. are bad and getting worse. How bad could it get? And how might a "normal" person become complicit in mass murder? It's time for fiction to address the nation's slide toward fascism. This story does - unflinchingly. 

Other Recent Publications

Enzo and Miranda in Fiction on the Web

Beyond the Esquiline Gate (short story) in After Dinner Conversation

"Interesting and Clever, Smiled at and Seen" (essay) in The Write Launch

All readers and writers, from distant ages down to the present day, have acted principally as conduits of interpreted meaning, and we're all members of a certain tradition, a certain cult, a certain...religion.

-Benjamin Clabault

(Fragmented Mythologies: A Guatemalan Tale)