Publications

Monsters and Demons: Akrenzhen, buy it here

Monsters and Demons: Renzhies, buy it here.

Monsters and Demons: Nri Kryne, buy it here

Skinwalker at maraduryea.wordpress.com, June 1, 2023

A Whistle in the Night at maraduryea.wordpress.com, March 1, 2023

The Sad End of Harold the Bush Muncher at maraduryea.wordpress.com, February 1, 2023

Pacifican Capsule at maraduryea.wordpress.com, January 1, 2023

The Ice King at maraduryea.wordpress.com, December 1, 2022

Big 'N' Hairy Ranch at maraduryea.wordpress.com, November 1, 2022

The Little Man at maraduryea.wordpress.com, June 1, 2022

The Princess Rose at maraduryea.wordpress.com, April 1, 2022

Red Knob at maraduryea.wordpress.com, November 1, 2021

Blue Moon at maraduryea.wordpress.com, October 1, 2021

Keepress in The Scarlet Leaf Review, November 28, 2020 and maraduryea.wordpress.com August 1, 2022

Offering in The Horror Zine Magazine, Spring 2020, February 6, 2020, order here, and March 27, 2020

Moon Dancer in Scarlet Leaf Review, July issue, 2019 and maraduryea.wordpress.com, 2022

Seven Floors in Schlock Magazine, Vol. 15, issue 5, August 4, 2019 and reprinted in Schlock Quarterly Volume 3, issue 10, order here

"I See You" in Nothing's Sacred Vol. 5, May 2019, order here

Kittylyn in Another Realm Magazine, May 2019

Coffin Walker in Siren's Call Publications, issue 43, February 26, 2019

The Box in The Wicked Library Christmas Special, season 8, December 23, 2018

Little Berry in Enthralled Magazine's special "Blue" edition, December 13, 2018

Kittylyn in CultureCult Magazine, issue  9, Winter 2018, November 3, 2018, order it here.

Midnight Dreams in Scarlet Leaf Review, September 2018 issue and maraduryea.wordpress.com, July 1, 2022

Headlights in The Horror Zine, June 27, 2018, July Anniversary Edition

Beautiful Dream in HellBound-books' Graveyard Girls Anthology, June 15, 2018, order here. Reprinted in WIHM Final Girls With 2020 Vision, February 5, 2020. Reprinted at maraduryea.wordpress.com, April 1, 2023

Robert in the Horror Zine, March 2018, order it for kindle here or in print here.

The Secret Locket in Grey Wolfe Publishing's romance anthology Legends: Passion Pages, and maraduryea.wordpress.com, May 1, 2023

The Cowboy Cabin in Weasel Press's Anthology: The Haunted Traveler, December 2017, and The Ones You Don't Bring Home, Elaine Pascale's Women In Horror Month, February 5, 2019

Tiger in Scarlet Leaf Review, December 16, 2017

Devil's Hour in The Wicked Library Podcast, season 7: Extra Wicked Fall

64 Dresses in Wagon Magazine, August 2017 issue

Love Notes in Liquid Imagination issue 34

Toni's Land in Mantid Magazine, summer 2016 issue

Donna or Tara in the Wicked Library Podcast, season 6

The Hairy Man in A Shadow of Autumn: A Fall and Halloween Anthology (out of print); The Wicked Library Podcast, August 24, 2018; maraduryea.wordpress.com, October 1, 2022

Megan's House in Sanitarium Magazine issue 29

The Ten Hour Project in Sanitarium Commute: Short Bursts of Terror Volume 1

Carrina Triumphant in Snapping Twig (out of print), The Sparrow's Nest

George! in Snapping Twig (out of print)

The Bridges in Sanitarium Magazine issue 5

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