‘6/6‘, a limited edition chapbook from Black Shuck Books. SOLD OUT.
‘Steel Bodies‘, in New Fears 2, an anthology edited by Mark Morris.
‘Bluey‘, in The Alchemy Press Book of Horrors anthology.
‘The Man at Table Nine‘, in the A World of Horror anthology.
‘Painted Wolves‘, in the charity anthology In Dog We Trust (proceeds to Birmingham Dogs Home). Also reprinted in Ellen Datlow’s Best Horror of the Year, Volume 11.
‘The Whalers Song‘, in The Devil and the Deep anthology, edited by Ellen Datlow.
‘The Swans‘, in Black Static issue 60.
‘In the Light of St Ives‘, in the Terror Tales of Cornwall anthology. Click here to buy.
‘A Tale Before Supper‘, available at This Is Horror. Available to read free online here.
Within the Wind, Beneath the Snow, republished by Snowbooks and available here.
‘Sideways‘, in Interzone (issue 266).
‘New Roads from Burnt Rubber‘ in the Ghost Highways anthology. Click here to buy.
‘Housekeeping‘, in The Hyde Hotel anthology. Available here.
‘Child of Thorns‘, in Black Static (issue 50).
‘Mary, Mary‘, in The 2nd Spectral Book of Horror Stories, available here.
‘When the Devil’s Driving‘, Black Static (issue 47).
Probably Monsters from ChiZine Publications. Withdrawn from publisher but available again later this year.
‘Bone Dry‘, aka ‘The Curse of the Zombie‘, from Hersham Horror. Available here.
Within the Wind, Beneath the Snow, from Spectral Press. Withdrawn from publisher.
‘The Hutch‘, in Black Static (issue 41).
Water For Drowning from This is Horror. Available here.
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‘Under the Windings of the Sea‘, in The Terror Tales of Wales from Gray Friar Press
‘The Space Between‘, with Ralph Robert Moore, Shadows & Tall Trees (issue 6)
‘Bones of Crow‘, in Black Static (issue 37). Reprinted in Ellen Datlow’s Best Horror of the Year (volume 6)
‘Gator Moon‘, in Crimewave 12: Hurts
‘The Festering‘, in Black Static (issue 36)
‘Whispers in the Mist‘, in Shadows & Tall Trees (issue 5)
‘Where the Dark is Deepest‘, in For the Night is Dark
‘The Death Drive of Rita nee Carina‘, in Black Static (issue 32)
‘The Rain Deer‘ available at This Is Horror. Available to read free online here.
‘The Man Who Was‘, in Where Thy Dark Eye Glances
‘Afterword‘, in the Bram Stoker Award winning After Death…
‘A Mother’s Blood‘ available at This Is Horror.
‘You Haven’t Seen Me‘ with Gary McMahon on the This is Horror website.
‘All Change‘ in Black Static (issue 30)
‘Shark! Shark!‘ in Black Static (issue 29)
‘Bloodcloth‘, in Interzone (issue 240)
‘Waste Disposal‘, in Darker Minds
‘Night Fishing‘ in Shadows & Tall Trees (issue 3), Pseudopod, and Wilde Stories 2013
‘Fata Morgana‘ Interzone (issue 238)
‘I Have Heard The Mermaids Singing‘ Black Static (issue 26)
‘The Travellers Stay‘ in Black Static (issue 25)
‘Tabula Rasa‘ in Not One Of Us, issue 46
‘Tethered to the Cold and Dying‘ in Interzone (issue 233)
‘No More West‘ in How The West Was Wicked
‘Pins and Needles‘ in Black Static (issue 21)
‘At Night, When The Demons Come‘ in Black Static (issue 20), and in Best Horror of the Year, volume 3
‘Beachcombing‘ in Black Static (issue 19), and in Ténèbres 2011 (French translation), as well as appearing in audio form on The Dunesteef Audio Fiction Magazine
‘In The Dark‘ in Daily Bites of Flesh
‘Dracula’s New Dress‘ in Fem-Fangs
‘Here I Am‘ in The Daily Flash
‘Viva Las Vegas‘ in Black Static (issue 6), and as a podcast at Transmissions from Beyond
probablymonsters 
Will you be publishing a collection? I’ve consistently found your stories to be my favorites in both Black Static and Interzone, but you’ve so much else out there I’d love to read. It would be a daunting task to collect your short fiction from all these sources, but I’m going to try!
Thanks Jennifer! I’m glad you’ve liked the stories. Hopefully there will be a collection in the not too distant future, it’s currently out there and waiting for a contract. Don’t worry, I’ll definitely tell the world when or if it happens. Until then, there’s a new story coming out in Shadows & Tall Trees from Undertow Books, and another coming soon in the Darker Minds anthology. Hopefully you’ll like them, too!
I’ve just read Bloodcloth. Loved it, loved the way it was written- “The roller dropped and fat folds of bloodcloth spewed from the line like a thickened tongue…”
Thanks, Priya – comments like that make me happy all day long! 🙂
You’ve done it again. As if “Shark! Shark!” wasn’t good enough, I’ve just read “All Change”. The literary references are very clever without weighing the story down. I read it twice because you’ve got to get your chills where you can.
Thanks! I was worried there’d be too many references or they’d be too oblique, so I’m really glad you liked the story and took the time to say so. It’s put a grin on my chin. 🙂
Hi, Ray. While catching up on Shadows & Tall Trees I read “Night Fishing” and wanted to let you know I enjoyed and admired it. Profoundly sad and dark, but dashed with enough bits of humor and inhabited by people who feel real and leading lives that feel equally real. Some keen observations on loss and grief as well. I noted the line, “Jill had held him all the while, knowing about the churned waters of death and how there were no set tides, only a draining away that gurgled and spluttered and never really emptied.” Well done.
Thank you very much, Craig – I really appreciate you taking the time to say so. And I’m very glad you enjoyed the story.