My short story, “The Devil and the Mirror,” an excerpt from my book-in-progress, The Lights of Hades, was shortlisted for the Leopold Bloom Prize for Innovative Narration at L’Esprit Literary Review, and was awarded fifth prize in the T Paulo Urcanse contest at High Horse.

My aphoristic essay, “Fragments on Mystery,” has been published in L’Esprit Literary Review, and can be read here. My equally aphoristic essay, “Thirteen Reflections on Old Age,” has been published in Cutleaf, and can be read here.

My book, The Devil's Library, a collection of my most sinister and philosophical fiction, has been published by JackLeg Press. It is available most everywhere, including Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Bookshop, ABE, and more.

The first twenty or so pages of my book-in-progress, The Lights of Hades, will appear in a future issue of Lake Effect.

The Devil’s Library is now available for pre-sale at Amazon and Barnes and Noble.

I participated in and gave a reading at the launch event for Apricity’s newest issue at UT Austin.

“The Secret of the Tulip” will appear in Volume VIII of the print edition of Apricity Magazine.

My story, “Epilogue,” has been selected as the winner of Palisatrium’s January short story contest. You can read the story, and tons of other fantastic fiction, HERE.

My story, “The Gehenna of Saint Augustine” has been published for the second time, now in the very cool anthology called Tales of Sley House 2023. You can purchase this spooky collection at Amazon HERE.

My poem, “No God Has Ever Died,” is published in the fall 2023 issue of Blue Unicorn. You can subscribe to this long-running and esteemed poetry magazine HERE.

“The Secret of the Tulip” has been published a second time, now in Apricity; you can read the story here.

“The Ambivalent Moller Gitch” has been published in the most recent issue of Santa Monica Review. Purchase a copy of this issue of this great literary magazine HERE.

“The Secret of the Tulip” has been published in the most recent issue of Cutbow Quarterly, and “The Black Square” has been published in the most recent issue of The Vanishing Point Magazine. You can find these issues HERE and HERE. A print issue of The Vanishing Point Magazine can be purchased HERE.

““That Which We Truly Don’t Know, We Don’t Know That We Don’t Know,” by Glenn Trollip (a review of The Idea that Never Was, by Hiram Junker),” has been published in volume 6 of AZURE magazine. It is available from Amazon HERE.

“The Gehenna of Saint Augustine” has been published in the current edition of Sci Phi Journal. You can read the story online here.

“The Book of Ahaziah” was nominated by Wrongdoing Magazine for a Pushcart Prize.

“Some Pages Concerning the Demise of Dr. Conrad Faintly” will be published in a future issue of the academic journal, Philosophy and Literature.

“The Book of Ahaziah” is available to read online in the newest issue of Wrongdoing Magazine here.

“May It Please The Esteemed Panel,” one of the very first stories I wrote, has been published in the newest issue of the art magazine Carrier Pigeon.

The Devil’s Library, a collection of my fiction, is officially scheduled to be published by JackLeg Press in 2024. See here.

““That Which We Truly Don’t Know, We Don’t Know That We Don’t Know,” by Glenn Trollip (a review of The Idea that Never Was, by Hiram Junker)” has been selected as a first-prize winner in the Lazuli Literary Group’s spring writing contest; it will appear in the next print issue of AZURE, and can be read online here.

“The Book of Ahaziah” is scheduled to appear in the next issue of Wrongdoing Magazine.

Strange Religion, a fiction anthology published by Tdotspec, and containing my story “The Devil is a Shape in the Brain,” is now available and may be purchased on Amazon.

Issue 116 of The Rupture, which includes my fragment “Being and Fiction,” is now available online.