Fiction Publications
Her House There By The Mountain, Kaleidotrope
January 2021
Anet stands at the head of the grave pit where they’ll bury the box: six inches by six inches. Her head is bowed, her lips glued shut in mourning and her feet a shoulder’s width apart. Around her buzz the whispers of the funeral crowd. The mourners shuffle into one another as they inch closer, trying to see the burial. Behind her, Petir wails loudly.
The Doors That Do Not Open, THIS Magazine
I always knew Elliott would leave. I was never under the impression I got to keep him forever. And besides—I’m not that kind of selfish. Sometimes, it almost felt like I should have chased him away early. Kept him from wasting his time on me.
July 2020
NOVUS, The Temz Review
May 2018
“The phantoms are cold tonight,” I say.
Ma sticks her finger in her mouth, sucking on it ‘cause she touched the pan while it was hot with the devil’s wit. “Worse than usual?”
“I guess.”
Shadows & Preserves, The Spectatorial
2015
The market comes every summer. It comes in the murky heat with its bustling customers and boisterous farmers until the town jostles with conversation. And, every summer, the girl's family makes preserves to sell at the market—jars and jars of them, until their store room is full to the brim with bright red and deep plum jars.
Cigarette Girl & The Matchmaker, The Hart House Review
2014
A retelling of Hans Christian Anderson's The Little Match Girl as a story about a young woman escaping an abusive relationship. It is not available online.
Poetry Publications
Things Might Be Different If We All Lived Underwater, Fantasy Magazine
2020
Wraith, Monstering Magazine
2020
A Fancy for Feathers, The Spectatorial
2015
The Knight's Inn, The Spectatorial
2015
Nonfiction Publications
Augur Magazine's Kerry C. Byrne on Breaking the "Arbitrary Line Between 'Literary' and Speculative Literatures", Open Book Ontario
2021
In Story, In Root, In Access: Disfigured Author Amanda Leduc in Conversation with Kerry C. Byrne, The Puritan
2020