Category: Fiction
Writing is in the Moving: It’s Hard to Know a Place by Car
It’s hard to know a place by car. When I travel, I walk a lot, and when possible, I bike. Singapore is tiny. It’s a ...
The Doge of Flatbush – published in Peatsmoke
The Doge of Flatbush was just published by Peatsmoke, for which I am eternally glad. I do set out to write dense fiction at times, ...
The Distance and the Damage – Published by DarkWinter Literary Magazine and Press
New fiction published by DarkWinter Literary Magazine, a story called ‘The Distance and the Damage’. It’s a short one. It’s a tough one. In 2023, ...
“You Like?” by Kailash Srinivasan, published by Ex-Puritan: a reflection
I never know what’s going on in the heads of other people, and I often don’t ask: “how do you feel?”, so I plug in ...
“Snake-Proof”: published in The New Quarterly
A story called “Snake-Proof” was published in Issue 176 of The New Quarterly (TNQ). TNQ is my local Waterloo-based literary magazine. It is a beautiful ...
I Do Whimsy – FreeFall
I just got my hardcopies of Volume 35 Number 2 of FreeFall (Fall 2025). I have two stories in this. ‘Still Me, Still You’, which ...
Baseball is the One Game that Can Make You Cry
Baseball is the one game that can make you cry. Sports are a funny tradition of on-the-fly stories built up during a game or a ...
Distinguished Story in ‘The Best American Short Stories 2025’
Excited to have a ‘Distinguished Story’ in The Best American Short Stories anthology for 2025. What’s this mean? The story is not published in the ...
FreeFall Literary Magazine 2025 Contest Wins
Grateful to have won 3rd place in the FreeFall Literary Magazine Prose contest, and to be winner of the Lynn Fraser Memorial Award. I wanted ...
A Review of Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir
I’m so busy right now but I make time for reading, so just finished Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir. You have to make time ...