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Current list of published and accepted texts

  • Writer: Kevin Armor Harris
    Kevin Armor Harris
  • Aug 27, 2025
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Updated: Aug 13

Disloyalties, in Flash Fiction North, October 2024.

Stone stone, in Flash Fiction North, October 2024.

Scenes from the life of Gavin Tawley, in Short Fiction, December 2024.

Peter and the ventriloquist, in Dream Catcher, 50, January 2025 (hard copy only).

Forbidden fruit, in Thin Skin, 2, January 2025.

Monochrome Colour Chart, in Streetcake, 95, March 2025, p7.

Impostor, in Modern Literature, 14 May 2025.

Peonies, in Metaworker, 23 June 2025.

Sketch for a study of Egyptian mummies and Study for self-portrait asleep published together as ‘Two studies’ in Literary Yard, 26 June 2025.

The bubble, in Literary Yard, 23 November 2025.

A dream had been reported, in Dream Catcher, 52, February 2026 (hard copy only).

Perishing, in Writer's Block Magazine, 53, March 2026, p7-8.

The net, in Bond Street Review, Winter 2026, p13.

What I did on my holidays, in Fahmidan Journal, Summer 2026.

‘The sisters are neighbours but no longer on speaking terms’ and ‘Moth’, accepted for an anthology to be published by Writing Space Press.

'The unexamined life' forthcoming in Mobius, Fall 2026.

Fragments (homage à György Kurtág) and Afghan blades, in EgoPHobia, June 2026.

The name in The Leafline Magazine, July 2026.

The library of empty books in Coastlines Review, July 2026.

Two prose poems, I carry this noose and I went to the sage, published in Scud, 13 August 2026.










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