• The Crow’s Gift and Other Tales
• Please Give
• Wither and Other Stories
• Without Condition
• Little Paranoias: Stories
• Seeing Things 
  • Available in Spanish from Dilatando Mentes Editorial
• Someone to Share My Nightmares: Stories
• Diet Riot: A Fatterpunk Anthology (with Nico Bell)
• Recreational Panic: Stories
• Errant Roots
• All the Pieces Coming Together: Collected Works

Anthologies, eZines, and Collections

• Quoth the Raven (Camden Park Press) — “Hearts are Just ‘Likes'”
• Mercurial Stories, Vol. 1, Issue 36: Oh, the Horror — “Stick Figure Family”
• Frozen Wavelets, Issue 1 (Fall 2019) — “Shell”
• Women of Horror Volume 2: Graveyard Smash (Kandisha Press) — “The Clockmaker”
• Places We Fear to Tread (Cemetery Gates Media) — “Laughter in the Night”
• We Are Wolves (Burial Day) — “The Parrot”
• Campfire Macabre (Cemetery Gates Media) — “Keepers of the Light”
• Women of Horror Volume 3: The One That Got Away (Kandisha Press) — “From Scratch” (longlisted for Ellen Datlow’s Best Horror of the Year Vol. 14 — Recommendations)
• Paranormal Contact: A Quiet Horror Confessional (Cemetery Gates Media) — “The Ghost in the Hole in the Wall”
• Women of Horror Volume 4: Don’t Break the Oath (Kandisha Press) — “Capable of Loving”
• Chlorophobia: An Eco-Horror Anthology (Ghost Orchid Press) — “Farm-to-Table”
• From the Depths: An Anthology of Terror (Silent Hill Press) — “Meet Me in the Cemetery”
• Chromophobia: A Strangehouse Anthology by Women in Horror (Rooster Republic) — “Eat Your Colors” (included in Brave New Weird: The Best New Weird Horror Vol. 1)
• The Avarice (Seven Deadly Sins Anthologies Book 1) (D&T Publishing) — “The Stone Collector”
• Brave New Weird: The Best New Weird Horror Vol. 1 (Tenebrous Publishing) — “Eat Your Colors”
• Les Petites Morts: An Anthology of Dark Fairy Tales and Folklore (Ghost Orchid Press) — “Snow White and the Seven Sins”
• Dark Corners of the Old Dominion: A Virginia Horror Anthology (Death Knell Press) — “The Woods Behind My House” (included in Ellen Datlow’s Best Horror of the Year Vol. 16 — Recommendations)
• Morbidologies (Bleeding Edge Books) — “Pluck”
• Pretend You Don’t See Her: The Invisible Woman: Kandisha Press 2025 Women of Horror Anthology (Kandisha Press) — “Always In My Ear”
• Split Scream Vol. 8: Cursed Places (Tenebrous Press) — “Passing Glance”

Podcasts and Video

• Tales to Terrify, Episode 369: David Whitaker, Sonora Taylor — “The Crow’s Gift”
• Ladies of Horror Fiction Podcast: Stories of Horror, Creature (Part 1) — “Salty Air”
• IamSterp: Reading of Short Horror — Stick Figure Family by Sonora Taylor — “Stick Figure Family”
• Wolf’s Camp Fire’s Halloween Mega Collaboration | 30 Horror Narrators — “I Never Knew Your Name”
• Creepy Podcast, June 16, 2020: “Hearts are Just Likes” — “Hearts are Just ‘Likes'”
• Tales to Terrify, Episode 464: Sonora Taylor — “Weary Bones”
• PseudoPod 953: If You Don’t Want a Cat, Don’t Get a Kitten

Short Stories

• ‘Tis Better to Want
• Assorted Flash Fiction and Poetry: Spreading the Writer’s Word Monthly Flash Fiction Picture Challenge

Nonfiction

• Fear, Sadness, and the Horror of Pain (The Sirens Call)
• Nice Guys Finish Mutated: “The Fly” as a Case Study in Toxic Masculinity (Divination Hollow)
• Make Me Scream: The Power of (Good) Sex in Horror (Divination Hollow)
• Witchcraft and Satanism: A Horror Trope That Should Consider Divorce (Divination Hollow)
• Like a Knife in the Dark: Stephen King’s “The Man Who Loved Flowers” and The Power of Brevity (Nightmare Magazine, April 2024, Issue 139)

The Sirens Call

• The Sirens Call Issue 41: Halloween Screams and Other Dark Things (Sirens Call Publications) — “I Never Knew Your Name” and “The Note on the Door”
• The Sirens Call Issue 42: The Bitter End (Sirens Call Publications) — “Dead End” and “Death is a Hunter”
• The Sirens Call Issue 43: Women in Horror Month 10 (Sirens Call Publications) — “Stick Figure Family” and “A Part of You”
• The Sirens Call Issue 44: Can You Feel It? (Sirens Call Publications) — “Snowfall”
• The Sirens Call Issue 45: Distant Screams! (Sirens Call Publications) — “The Girl Who Couldn’t Scream”
• The Sirens Call Issue 46: Summer Nightscares (Sirens Call Publications) — “Petal, Page, Piel,” “I Stood Beneath a Shining Moon,” and “Fear, Sadness, and the Horror of Pain.”
• The Sirens Call Issue 47: Deeds Most Foul and Unnatural (Sirens Call Publications) — “Graft” and “Hear No Evil”
• The Sirens Call Issue 48: Death Comes For Us All! (Sirens Call Publications) — “Metal Meticulous”
• The Sirens Call Issue 49: Spring 2020 (Sirens Call Publications) — “Frosting”
• The Sirens Call Issue 50: Summer 2020 (Sirens Call Publications) — “Where We Used to Play”
• The Sirens Call Issue 51: Halloween 2020 (Sirens Call Publications) — “Tea Blossom”
• The Sirens Call Issue 52: Winter 2020 (Sirens Call Publications) — “Salty Air”
• The Sirens Call Issue 53: Spring 2021 (Sirens Call Publications) — “Bramble”
• The Sirens Call Issue 54: Summer 2021 (Sirens Call Publications) — “Slate”
• The Sirens Call Issue 55: Halloween 2021 (Sirens Call Publications) — “Patch”
• The Sirens Call Issue 56: Winter 2021 (Sirens Call Publications) — “Laces Out”
• The Sirens Call Issue 57: Spring 2022 (Sirens Call Publications) — “Streets in Sepia”
• The Sirens Call Issue 58: Summer 2022 (Sirens Call Publications) — “Wash Me”
• The Sirens Call Issue 59: Halloween 2022 (Sirens Call Publications) — “Craggy Maggie”
• The Sirens Call Issue 60: Winter 2022 (Sirens Call Publications) — “A House to Match My Coat”

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