What editors and readers are saying about Deborah’s writing …

“The short short is a hard form, with all the constraints of both the lyric poem and the short story, and we frankly see a lot of ... mmm... not-good ones. She, however, knows how to engrave the Gettysburg Address on the head of a pin. Much gestured, and a distinctive character and situation richly implied.”

“Cinematic suspense conveyed in so few words.” “Creativity and hearty soul.” “Crisply written and touching.” “A wonderful story that manages to capture the life of family in a few short pages.” “A truly beautiful piece of writing.”

Stories

We Did This Flash Phantoms

 Fernly Euphony Journal

 Bumbo Evening Street Review

The Decadel Flights

 Eggcorn The Thieving Magpie

Copestone Scoundrel Time

Adelaster Bryant Literary Review

Selvage Umbrella Factory Magazine *Pushcart Prize Nominee

Asian Me Grub Street Literary Magazine

Routines Broken Front Range Review

We Can Dance Menda City Review

As Beautiful as a Can Green Hills Literary Lantern

Coal Dust The Penman Review

Like Pharaohs Third Wednesday

Comala Island Soundings East

Moon Drops Valparaiso Fiction Review *Honorable mention in Glimmer Train’s Family Matters Contest under the title The Pearls

Pretty Lady The Diverse Arts Project

Last Chance Sanskrit Literary-Arts Magazine

Wanting More DecomP

Times Up, Mr. Wolf Blue Lake Review

A Celebration Rougarou

No Weight Common Ground Review *Issue’s Fiction Spotlight

Coplanar Qwerty

Still Haunted.” Diverse Voices Quarterly

A Moment in the Sun Amarillo Bay

The Order of Things Prospectus…A Literary Offering

The Old Man and the Ponytail Palm Marathon Literary Review

 Rattle Songs The Fiddleback *Finalist in the Iowa Review Awards

 What’s the Tale, Nightingale? Cadillac Cicatrix  

Jake Evergreen The MacGuffin

In a Dark Hole (A Love Story) Diner

Taste of Simulacra Potomac Review

Running from the End Red Rock Review

Movements North Atlantic Review