Recent Publications (after 2010)

Books:

• Nettle and Ash (2026, Sandfly Books)
• Draconic Search and Rescue (2025, Sandfly Books)
• Demonic Summoning for the Modern Gardener (January 2025, Sandfly Books)
• Dragons of Aotearoa New Zealand (July 2024, Sandfly Books)
• Fatemaker (September 2023, Sandfly Books)
• Demonic Summoning for the Modern Woman (March 2023, Sandfly Books)
• Fatewalker (2022, Sandfly Books)
• The Dragon Slayer’s Son Novel Study Unit (2022, Sandfly Books)
• Fatecarver (2021, Sandfly Books)
• Pandemic Poetry: Across the Fence (2020, Sandfly Books)
• Squelched (2020, Sandfly Books)
• Dragon Homecoming (2020, Sandfly Books)
• The Dragon Defence League (2019, Sandfly Books)
• The Dragon Slayer’s Daughter (2018, Sandfly Books)
• The Ipswich Witch (2017, Robinne Weiss)
• Backyard Bugwatcher(2017, Robinne Weiss)
• The Dragon Slayer’s Son (2017, Robinne Weiss)
• A Glint of Exoskeleton (2016, Robinne Weiss)
• Insects in the Classroom(2017, Robinne Weiss)

Stories:

• “The Rising” in The Independent Fantasy and Sci-Fi Magazine (2026)
• “Becoming Grandmother Ma” in Imploding Imagination (2025)
• “Space Brat” in Fission #4 (2024, British Science Fiction Association)
• “Section 7.3” in Aurealis (Feb 2023)
• “Five-hundred Pieces” in The Fabulist (2022) and Thema Literary Journal (2024)
• “Mists of Time” in Magic Portals (2022, Enchanted Tales)
• “Breach” in Magic Portals (2022, Enchanted Tales)
• “100% Pure Earth” in Aftermath: Stories of Survival in Aotearoa New Zealand (2022, SpecFicNZ)
• “Deathventures Inc” in Alternative Deathiness (2021, B Cubed Press)
• “Breach” in Te Kōrero Ahi Kā (2018, SpecFicNZ)
• “The Pied Piper” in Andromeda Spaceways Magazine (2018)
• “To the Centre of the Earth” in Te Kōrero Ahi Kā (2018, SpecFicNZ)
• “Mannequin” in Work Literary Magazine (2016)
• “How the Albatross Got its Wings” in Fickle Muses (2016)

Articles:

• “What Bugs Me About Insects” in Putting the Science in Fiction (2018, Writer’s Digest Books)
• “Gender Determination in Animals” in Putting the Science in Fiction (2018, Writer’s Digest Books)

Poems:

• “Empty Nester” in Pause (2025, Maia Publishing House)
• “Introduction to Poetry” in Teach. Write. (2023)
• “Waiting with Fermin to Catch the Chiva Home” in Peace Corps in Panama: Fifty Years, Many Voices (2013, Peace Corps Writers)
• “Leonidas” in Peace Corps in Panama: Fifty Years, Many Voices (2013, Peace Corps Writers)
• “Junta” in Peace Corps in Panama: Fifty Years, Many Voices (2013, Peace Corps Writers)

Guest Blogs:

• Parasitism in Sci-fi: It Gets Under Your Skin (on Science in Science Fiction, Fact in Fantasy blog)
• Writing about Venomous Creatures (on Science in Science Fiction, Fact in Fantasy blog)
• Writing Realistic Spiders (on Science in Science Fiction, Fact in Fantasy blog)
• Insects in Fiction: What Bugs Me (on Science in Science Fiction, Fact in Fantasy blog)
• Gender Determination in Fantasy Creatures (on Science in Science Fiction, Fact in Fantasy blog)

Older publications (pre-2010):

• “Provoking the Profession” in Legacy (2010, National Association for Interpretation)
• “Cool Bugs, Dude” in The Interpreter (2007, National Association for Interpretation)
• “Scooping up Great Ideas” in Legacy (2004, National Association for Interpretation)
• “Taking Time” in Interpretive Sourcebook: Proceedings of the National Interpreters Workshop (2002, National Association for Interpretation)
• “So, you have a job! Now what will you do?” in Legacy (2002, National Association for Interpretation)
• Hosting a Bug Camp for Kids, Leader’s Guide (2001, The Pennsylvania State University)
• “Combining education with science in graduate student work” in American Entomologist (2001)
• “International Explorer Camp” in Legacy (2001, National Association for Interpretation)
• “Drive your visitors “buggy”” in Legacy (2000, National Association for Interpretation)
• “Interpreting Insects: high drama under the hand lens” in Interpretive Sourcebook: Proceedings of the National Interpreters Workshop (1999, National Association for Interpretation)
• “Insects in Environmental and Outdoor Education: An Underutilized Resource” in Bug Bits (1999, The Pennsylvania State University)
• “Dangerous Liaisons: Insects and human history” in Bug Bits (1999, The Pennsylvania State University)
• “Insect Migration. Come on! Everyone’s doing it!” in Bug Bits (1998, The Pennsylvania State University)
• “Integrated pest management in the classroom” in Bug Bits (1998, The Pennsylvania State University)
• Pre-service Environmental Education: Teaching our Teachers, Facilitator’s Manual (1997, The Pennsylvania State University)
• Native Tree Reforestation in Panama (1995, US Peace Corps–Panama and Institute for Renewable Natural Resources)

Publications lost in the mists of time:

• Uncounted and forgotten natural history articles in local newspapers (1991 – 2000)
• Unknown poem for which I have an acceptance letter from Explorer Magazine (1994)
• “We live on” in Up Against the Wall, Mother (1991, Miriam Press)
• “Dental Appointment” framed and hung on the wall of my dentist’s office, circa 1979
• Unknown poem in Highlights Magazine, circa 1979