In addition to writing novels, I do pen the occasional short fiction, and they add up over time. I’ve had more than two dozen published, and many of them are online. Here’s a sampling:
Satire & Humor
“Rebranding Thor” (Defenestration Magazine, April 2010)
“Restraint” (When Falls the Coliseum, March 2010)
“The Epiphany of Leonard’s Toenails” (Yareah Magazine, April 2009)
“A Reluctant Emcee” ( Abyss & Apex, Oct. 2004)
“The Feet Feelers of Frigheim Nine” (Fortean Bureau, December 2004). Online version
“The Monkey’s Tail, as Told by Marcel Duchamp the Day After Charles Lindbergh Landed at Le Bourget Field” (Trunk Stories, Issue #2, December 2004)
Cyberpunk
“Under the Blue Curve” (Abyss & Apex, Q4, 2007)
“Through the Lattice” (Chaos Theory: Tales Askew, Summer 2005)
“The Ghost and Its King” (Neometropolis, September 2004)
“Close to the Wind” (Far Sector SFFH, October 2003, available at Fictionwise.com)
“Any Port in a Storm” (Parsec, Summer 1999) *Nominated for a 2000 Aurora Award
Alternate History
“Gross Bodies and Light Convertible” (Oceans of the Mind, Fall 2006) –> note, this is a pdf!
“The Consolation of Victory” (Paradox, January 2004)
“Thor’s Brood” (The Meanderings of the Emily Chesley Reading Circle, 2003) –> note, this is a pdf!
“The Gallant Captain Oates” (Would That It Were, July 2002)
“The Afrikaners of East Nissouri” (Would That It Were, Jan. 2002)
Other SF
“The rush of heaven downward” (Flash Me, 2003)
“Hounding Manny” (Oceans of the Mind, Fall 2002)
“Courage Translated” (TT2000 Anthology, Summer 2000, (EOTU Ezine, Feb. 2002)
And if you’d like some more of my fiction, my second novel, Marvellous Hairy is now available as a $3.99 Kindle Edition. And my first novel, The Amadeus Net, is available on Scribbd for $5.


I need to state at the outset that I don’t read much experimental fiction, so it was at first difficult to pull away the lens of more traditional plot and character structures when reading Kyle Muntz’s poetical prose novel Voices. But once I’d accomplished this, there is SO much to admire in this book.
Now, I have an intimation of another way that “voices” influences this story, but I won’t share it here and spoil the chance for you to find it yourself.
Didn’t anyone learn from the Planet of the Apes?



