Books

• Bent But Not Broken: One Family’s Scoliosis Journey 
  • Nonfiction (2018 from Oghma Creative Media)
• Hard Truth 
  • Psychological thriller (2018 from Oghma Creative Media)
• The “No” Conspiracies 
  • Suspense (looking for a home)
    1. No Fixed Address (79k)
    2. No Known Cure (96k)
    3. No Good Deed (91k)
    4. No Stone Unturned (future)
    5. No Other Choice (future) 
    6. No Going Back (future) 
    7. No Alternate Truth (future) 

Short Stories

• Short Story for the Orange Karen: A Tribute to a Warrior anthology (2013)
• Anecdote used in Darwin Awards III: Survival of the Fittest (2004)
  • Wendy Northcutt. Plume; Reprint edition (September 28, 2004)

Essays / Articles / OP-eds / Guest Posts

• Who Do You Trust? OP-ed for The Good Men Project
• Smaller Than a Dust Mote, guest post on the popular blog Skeptophilia
• Inside My Head – Part 1, essay on anxiety and panic – written for Stigma Fighters, syndicated for The Good Men Project as This is the Invisible Injury I Don’t Talk About
• Inside My Head – Part 2, essay on living with post-concussion syndrome – written for Stigma Fighters
• Inside My Head – Part 3, essay on living with chronic insomnia – written for Stigma Fighters.
• All A Twitter, post on using Twitter as a writing/writer’s tool – written for the OCH Literary Society
  
• Various Articles written for The Good Men Project
  
• Various Articles written for YourTango

Interviews

• Introducing Andrew Butters for Ninetoes Loves Books
• Seven Questions for 1000 Trillion Suns

Contests

• National Novel Writing Month (2020 – winner with 51,634 words!)
• National Novel Writing Month (2018 – failed, but I’m okay with it)
• National Novel Writing Month (2016 – winner with 50,485 words!)
• National Novel Writing Month (2015 – failed, but I’m okay with it, and here’s why)
• National Novel Writing Month (2014 – winner with 51,356 words!)
• National Novel Writing Month (2013 – winner with 56,629 words!)
• National Novel Writing Month (2012 – winner with 50,131 words!)
• National Novel Writing Month (2011 – failed, but I learned a lot)