A story set in Ukraine: “Sufis of Andalusia in Ukraine,” is in The Book That Changed My Life, 2025 Whatcom Writes Anthology.

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Contains a story set in Mongolia: “Bator’s Secret Geography of the Mongols in Three Scenes.” Writers Corner Anthology 2024, ISBN 979-8218333263. Order at https://www.villagebooks.com .

A story set in Pakistan: “Staff Luncheon at the Consul’s Residence, Peshawar,” is in this volume: Spring and All, 2023, ISBN 978—1-958808-12-2. Order at Sidekick Press https://www.sidekickpress.com/product/spring-and-all/ .

A story set in Pakistan and the United Arab Emirates: “Holding My Jezail,” is in Writers Corner Anthology 2022, ISBN 978-0999527863. Order at https://www.villagebooks.com .

A story set in Hong Kong: “Billionaire Kidnapped from the Edge of Heaven,” is in Interconnectedness 2022 Whatcom Writes Anthology. Order at https://www.villagebooks.com/product/interconnectedness-whatcom-writes-anthology .

“Final Issue,” in Ham.Lit (e-zine) Fall 2021, read here: https://hamlit.org/final-issue/ .

photo (not related to the story): Having lunch in Borsippa, Iraq. Sufi shrine in background.

A piece of speculative fiction: “Lisa Pandion at Steamworks Brewery,” is in Tales from the Pandemic; A Modern Decameron, 2021, ISBN 978-0-9860097-6-1. Order at https://www.villagebooks.com/book/9780986009761 .

A story set in Hong Kong: “Reconciling,” is in Reconciliation 2021 Whatcom Writes Anthology. Order at https://www.villagebooks.com/product/reconciliation-whatcom-writes-anthology-0 .

Contains a story set in Iraq and Kuwait: “Colonel Juneau’s Car.”  Writers Corner Anthology 2020, ISBN 978-0-9860097-3-0. Order at https://www.villagebooks.com/book/9780986009730 .

“We’ll Surely Catch a Bus,” in Ham.Lit (e-zine), Summer 2020, read here:    https://hamlit.org/well-surely-catch-a-bus/ .

photo (not related to the story): writing on the back of this pic says “Nippur,” Iraq, but it might be Warqa–I need to check that.

Contains a story set in Hong Kong: “Demonstrating.” Discovery 2020 Whatcom Writes Anthology. Hmm, I don’t seem to find this one on the bookstore website, but here’s the general url: https://www.villagebooks.com . I promise the book is there.