Work

Novels

The Witch’s Boy, Algonquin Young Readers; September 16, 2014

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The Mostly True Story of Jack, Little, Brown, August, 2011

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Iron Hearted Violet, Little, Brown, October, 2012

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The Girl Who Drank the Moon, Algonquin, August 2016

The Boy Who Loved Birds, work-in-progress

The Sugar House, work-in-progress

The Firebirds of Lake Erie, work-in-progress

Novella

“The Unlicensed Magician”, PS Publishing, December 2015

 Short Stories

“Mrs. Sorensen and the Sasquatch”; Tor.com, August 2014

“Regarding the Missing Horse of ‘The Bronze Horses of Saint Marco'”, The Minneapolis Institute of Arts, MIA Stories

“Stay for the Pie; Wisdom Crieth Without, March 2014

“The Insect and the Astronomer – a Love Story,” Lightspeed Magazine, 2013

“St. Brendan’s Shank,” The Thackery T. Lambshead Cabinet of Curiosities, edited by Ann and Jeff Vandermeer, 2011

The Thackery T. Lambshead Cabinet of Curiosities: Exhibits, Oddities, Images, and Stories from Top Authors and Artists

“The Taxidermist’s Other Wife”, Clarkesworld Magazine, December 2010

“The Dead Boy’s Last Poem,” Sybil’s Garage, July 2010

“Blessed are the Dead”, Space and Time, June, 2010

“Hush”, Dark Faith, Apex Books, May, 2010

“Dreadful Young Ladies,Shimmer, 2010

“Open The Door and the Light Pours Through”, Clockwork Phoenix, Norilana Books, July 2009

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“Four Very True Tales,” Interfictions’ Annex, September 2009

“Notes on the Untimely Death of Ronia Drake”, Fantasy Magazine, January, 2008

“The Stone Hearted Queen”, Weird Tales, August 2008 (note: scroll down to page 48 to find my story. Or just read the whole darn issue because there are some awesome, mind-bending stories from beginning to end.)

“The Men Who Live in Trees”, Postscripts, August 2008

“Elegy to Gabrielle: Patron Saint of Healers, Whores and Righteous Theives”, Fast Ships Black Sails, Nightshade Books, November 2008

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“Tabula Rasa,” Three Lobed Burning Eye, October, 2008

“Homecoming,” Underground Voices, November 2008

“The Leviathan’s Teeth”, Polluto 5, Fall 2009

“Casting Off,” mnartists, August, 2009

“In Broad Daylight,” The Rake, May 2007

“The Confessions of Prince Charming,” Fantasy Magazine, Oct 2007.

Children’s Nonfiction Books

Monsters of the Deep, Capstone Press, 2008

Animals with no Eyes, Capstone Press, 2008

Sewers and the Rats That Love Them, Capstone Press, 2009

Do You Know Where your Water Has Been?, Capstone Press 2009

Blood-Sucking, Man-Eating Monsters, Edge Books, 2009

Sick, Nasty Medical Practices, Edge Books, 2009

Bizarre, Creepy Hoaxes, Edge Books, 2009

Terrifying, Bone-Chilling Rituals and Sacrifices, Edge Books, 2009

The Wee Book of Pee, Edge Books, 2009

The Bloody Book of Blood, Edge Books, 2009

The Sweaty Book of Sweat, Edge Books, 2009

 

Essays

“Toy Soldier”, Altar, January, 2007

“I Star In My Own Made-For-T.V. Movie,” The Sun, February, 2007


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  2. Dear Kelly,
    I just finished reading The Girl Who Drank the Moon and the Witch’s Boy, back to back. I will make sure that my daughters get an opportunity to read these, when they’re old enough. Because these are the kind of books that would have made my eyes sparkle when I was 8 or 10 (and still do, actually), that would have pushed my imagination to embrace new lands and new ideas, and that would have made me dream of writing stories as powerful, magical and entrancing. I still hope that, one day, I’ll be able to. Thank you for your beautifully crafted stories!
    Savita

  3. Saw your book The Girl Who Drank The Moon, had to buy it. Had started other books, put them aside and read it through. Now I cannot wait to read it aloud to my children. And I cannot wait to read all you have written.

What say you?