Jennifer Jeanne McArdle

  My dark sci-fi story about a young woman who is attracted to someone she shouldn't be is available in this anthology. This story was my own twist in on a Little Mermaid-esque narrative. There are 15 stories in total in this ocean themed collection.  Available in digital or paperback directly from the publisher here .

This is a list of nearly everything I've read in January-March 2023. The goal of this is to encourage people to read more and to help me keep track of what I've read if I want to recommend a piece to someone or nominate or vote for works for awards, etc. It will also encourage me to read more. -Notes on fiction, CNF, and essays included on this list:   1. Including a work on the list does not reflect if I liked the piece or not. I tried to include all of the fiction and CNF I've read during the time period, regardless of my opinion of the piece. 2. I've starred pieces that that I found particularly memorable. If I did not "star" a story or book, it does not mean I did not enjoy it or thought the writing was bad, it just means that I didn't find it one of the most memorable pieces I read during the time period. 3. I will not "star" an anthology or an issue of a magazine where I had a story appear or if I helped with the project in some notable ca

  My body horror short story “The Demon who Lives in Miriam’s Sinuses” releases today in Rise Above’s first issue from Wintry Monsters Press. The issue is a collection of short fic, author interviews, reviews, writing tips, and previews. More issues are forthcoming if this one does well. Available on Amazon here .

  Available here Part 3 of my cyberpunk/noir “Silk Shadow” is in this issue, out today. I'm grateful to Hyphenpunk Magazine for giving me a chance to write my first serial and encouraging me to spend more time with my PI, a high-tech thief, and very old spider machines. This is, at least for now, the final part of this story. But I may come back to these characters and this world.