Publication History
“Grocery List” first appeared in Fortean Bureau (April 2004)
“My Eyes, Your Ears” first appeared in The Los Angeles Review (Fall 2009)
“Human Subjects” first appeared in Amazing (September 2004)
“The Button” first appeared in Hobart
“The Wages of Syntax” first appeared in SCIFICTION (October 2002)
“Some Other Time” first appeared in SCIFICTION (July 2002)
“Chain” first appeared in Time After Time (DAW Books 2005)
“Cold Comfort” first appeared in F&SF (July 2007)
“Gas” first appeared in F&SF (April 2004)
“Glinky” first appeared in F&SF (June 2004)
“Dead Girlfriend” first appeared in Rosebud (2002)
“The Rescue” first appeared in Rosebud (2003)
“Fired” first appeared in Imagination Fully Dilated: Science Fiction (Fairwood Press 2003)
“Intercontinental Ballistic Missile Boy” first appeared in Strange Horizons (May 2002)
“Magic Makeup” first appeared in Strange Horizons (April 2004)
“Jumping” first appeared in Witpunk (Four Walls Eight Windows 2003)
“The Library of Pi” first appeared in Polyphony (Wheatland Press 2006)
“Love Story” first appeared in Polyphony (Wheatland Press 2002)
“Morning Meditation” first appeared in Polyphony (Wheatland Press 2003)
“Tongues” first appeared in Polyphony (Wheatland Press 2005)
“Love Leans In From The Left” first appeared in Lost Pages (Dec 2003)
“My Shoes” first appeared in Flytrap (May 2007)
“Strong Suits” first appeared in Lust for Life (Vehicule Press 2006)
“Suddenly Speaking” first appeared in Flash Fiction Online (September 2009)
“Note from the Future” first appeared in Flash Fiction Online (December 2009)
“Superpowers” first appeared in Monkeybicycle.net (September 2005)
“Take the Stairs” first appeared in Talebones (Summer 2005)
“Tubs” first appeared in Lady Churchill’s Rosebud Wristlet (2006)
“Duck” first appeared in Night Train (Spring 2006)
“The Two of Me” first appeared in Interfictions 2 (Small Beer Press 2009)
“A Funny Smell” first appeared in SmokeLong Quarterly (June 2009)
“Over Here” (appears here for the first time)
“Practice” (appears here for the first time)
“In The Flesh” first appeared in The Infinite Matrix (February 2002)