Short Fiction & Non-Fiction | Nicole M. Wolverton

Short Fiction & Non-Fiction

Short fiction and creative nonfiction by Nicole M. Wolverton have been published in the magazines, websites, and podcasts below. For more of Nicole’s short fiction and nonfiction, please see the Anthologies page.

Short Stories

Upcoming

Published

Organic Products

Last Girls Club Wicked Letters (Patreon-subscriber newsletter), April 2023

Bound to Be Bones.

Starward Shadows Quarterly, December 2021

Undying Hunger

Nighty Night with Rabia Chaudry podcast (Chaudry co-credited), September 21, 2021

No One Dies in Rochester

Saturday Evening Post, July 2021

Them Oranges

(reprint). Luna Station Quarterly, June 2021, issue 46

The Pilgrimage

Aji magazine, Spring 2020 issue

Them Oranges

Jersey Devil Press, April 2014

After Hours

Citizen Brooklyn, November 2012

Defunct Magazine

The Earl of Beaumont

Five [Quarterly], October 2012

Meemaw's Revenge

Penduline, August/September 2011

Doorway

November/December 2011

No longer in print

An Ocean Below the Surface

The Molotov Cocktail, April 2011

Just Like Egg Whites

Black Heart Magazine, July 2011

Non Fiction

Upcoming

The Stories We Tell Ourselves

The Vincent Brothers Review (Issue 25, June 2023) CREATIVE NON-FICTION | Things Left Behind

Published

Fa-la-la-la-la and the sleigh-shaped coffin

Ellipsis... (Volume 59,May 2023) CREATIVE NON-FICTION | Dying can be funny

Online (PDF ISSUE)

Shot-Gun Sucks

Memoir Magazine (April 2023) CREATIVE NON-FICTION | Family Dynamics

Mouthy Piece of Work

Bookends Review (October 12, 2022) CREATIVE NON-FICTION | Family Connections & Horror

Second-Hand Pink

Door is a Jar literary magazine (Issue 21, Winter 2021) CREATIVE NON-FICTION | A lifetime of pink hand-me-downs

Fingerprints

Months to Years (Winter 2022, published online in November 2021) CREATIVE NON-FICTION | Stranger danger and fingerprinting programs

Parting Gifts

The Hungry Ghost Project, Issue One (August 2021) CREATIVE NON-FICTION | family funeral rituals

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