Jennifer Jeanne McArdle

My historical horror story about a weak vampire who befriends a beautiful young were ape lady and moves out to Nevada during the 1930s dust bowl is now published in a collection of monster stories inspired by author John Steinbeck. Purchase here

  My weird horror piece about an American English teacher living in Ulsan, South Korea is now available in Fraidy Cat Quarterly Volume 5. The issue's theme is paranoia Purchase the issue here

Luna Station Quarterly Issue 16 has published my fantasy story “When to Choose the Snake God” about a royal guard tasked with a journey that tests her morality and attachment to her young prince and the culture who kidnapped her as a child. Purchase the issue here .

  Dirty Magick is a new-ish magazine focusing on urban fantasy, fantasy/crime mash-ups, and fantasy focused on regular guys instead of kings and nobles. "Half-Orc Songs" is a coming-of-age story about a half-orc who likes to sing. Find it here

  My NSFW, silly vampire story, "Ye Olde Bat Cave" is in issue 22 of Humour Me Magazine Read for free here

One of my strangest stories, "Advice for humans dating in fairyland..." is available in Air and Nothingness's anthology Moving Across the Landscape in Search of an Idea  a collection of short stories and poetry with super long titles, short narratives, and copious footnotes and other marginalia. My story is a draft travel advice article which was in the process of being edited before it was shelved. Air and Nothingness sells some very unique books. Check it out here

 I have story free to read in Cosmorama Mag. In a dystopian future society obsessed with the past, a prosecutor puts a woman on trial for writing a blog post about her dream. Read for free here