As a retired civil servant, Tom Ray has devoted his time to writing short stories dealing with Washington D.C., the military, suburban life, the South, and growing old. His fiction has been published in New Pop Lit, Penny Shorts, Literary Yard, and other journals. He has been identified as one of the "Hyper-Talents of the New Literary Age" by New Pop Lit.
LASTEST PUBLICATIONS
EASTER VISITSThere’s nothing as stubborn as an old family grudge.
Published in Penny Shorts. |
pearl on saturday nightA part-time preacher has to rescue a member of his congregation from a beer joint on a Saturday night.
Published in a book anthology: Unbroken Circle: Stories of Cultural Diversity in the South. |
BREEDEN COUNTY HISTORICAL MUSEUMAn irascible old man makes a volunteer at a local history museum uneasy.
Published in Literary Yard |
