A look back on all my publications this year: (Titles and magazines threaded and in the alt text.)

Where would you live: I’m not a fan of humid+ hot, or flat. I prefer a mix of mountain, lake, ocean 😊

Anyone claiming ai or fascism are inevitable and we must figure out how to accommodate them are dangerous people to be around.

When you discover the local business listing put your partner's name and left you off.

And it's out! "Whittled and Burned" is a horror poem for a cold, dark night, and it's now free to read as part of @trollbreathmag.bsky.social's sixth issue! 🩸 We say that time can be burned, and so we gather wood scraps from its ashes. #12DaysOfPoetry 🌈🚀💫 magazine.trollbreath.com/whittled-and...

A long night and a short day deserve a short story - find the perfect tale at magazine.trollbreath.com

Winter Solstice has been warm and wonderful in the Reynolds home. Last night we shared light and treats in community, and today we exchanged presents and shared a small feast as a couple. Looking forward to new beginnings as the light returns. Blessed Yule and Happy Solstice to all who celebrate!

'tis the season for #AwardEligibility posts!!! I've had one short story out this year, and if you're the kind of person who nominates for such things, please consider my #queer coming-of-age modern #fantasy: magazine.trollbreath.com/constellatio... #WriteSky

Happy Solstice from the Trollbreath team! Magazine.Trollbreath.com

I think the SFWA needs to address the misfire in the rules committee in the most strenuous way possible. That there was ever even discussion of allowing AI suggests they are wildly out of touch with their writers.

The #1 movie when you were 10 years old is how your 2026 is going to go.

beautifully paced & plotted, and the way gwendolyn plays with language is so smart. i did cry. if you're looking for a cathartic read before the weekend, this is it <3

Free Fiction Friday is here! This piece explores love , loss, and hope.. and immortality magazine.trollbreath.com/leygr/ @prioryruins.bsky.social

Ten Stories from Trollbreath 2025 you should read - Jennifer Edition 1. An Incomplete Record of Letters Bearing Teeth Marks by Mina Bisouki & Philip Alexandris magazine.trollbreath.com/an-incomplet... Free and open to read

Ten Stories from Trollbreath 2025 you should read - Jennifer Edition 2. Have I Ever Told You about When We Were Eaten? by Bernie Jean Schiebeling magazine.trollbreath.com/have-i-ever-... Free and open to read @bernie-jsyk.bsky.social

Ten Stories from Trollbreath 2025 you should read - Jennifer Edition 3. La Forêt de Fontainebleu,Les Chasseurs, Le Renard by Aimee Ogden magazine.trollbreath.com/la-foret-de-... Free and open to read @aimeeogdenwrites.com

Ten Stories from Trollbreath 2025 you should read - Jennifer Edition 4. Vedritsa of the River by Adriana Kantcheva magazine.trollbreath.com/vedritsa-of-... Free and open to read @catchingwords.bsky.social

Ten Stories from Trollbreath 2025 you should read - Jennifer Edition 5. Drink Poetry, Devour the Sun by Jonathan Helland magazine.trollbreath.com/drink-poetry... Opens for free reading on 2 January @jonathanhelland.bsky.social

Ten Stories from Trollbreath 2025 you should read - Jennifer Edition 6. Who Could Feel Haunted with Luck in Their Pocket by Allison Mulder magazine.trollbreath.com/who-could-fe... Free and open to read @amulderwrites.bsky.social

Ten Stories from Trollbreath 2025 you should read - Jennifer Edition 5. Tempus by Alex Atkins magazine.trollbreath.com/tempus/ Opens for free read on 6 February

Ten Stories from Trollbreath 2025 you should read - Jennifer Edition 8. That Morning by the Well by Kathryn Yelinek magazine.trollbreath.com/that-morning... Free and Open @kathrynyelinek.bsky.social

Ten Stories from Trollbreath 2025 you should read - Jennifer Edition 9. Legyr by Gwendolyn Maia Hicks magazine.trollbreath.com/leygr/ Opens for free read on 19 December @prioryruins.bsky.social

Ten Stories from Trollbreath 2025 you should read - Jennifer Edition 10. Sleevenotes by Phil Emery magazine.trollbreath.com/sleevenotes/ Opens for free reading on 20 February

Have I Ever Told You about When We Were Eaten?, by Bernie Jean Schiebeling in Trollbreath Magazine. A new take on a familiar fairy tale (or two). I don't know how to describe it other than extremely good. magazine.trollbreath.com/have-i-ever-...

Didn’t realize this was on Bluesky.

I am really proud of what @trollbreath.com and I have accomplished this year! I hope you find the time to give us a read.

I've been off Twitter and FB for a long time. For organizing reasons, I had to get a FB account again to track events and such in my rural county. Holy Hell is that place toxic! I mean post a picture of a fluffy cloud and get inundated with hate. Anywho, if you are off, don't look back.

Ok, be brave. Show me your TBR pile

While wrapping I made accidental AI trash.

My latest newsletter post! You have to read it to see why the chicken picture makes sense. Why Bother? The "Is Anyone Listening" Edition. kmveohongs.beehiiv.com/p/why-bother...

My closing out the year tasks include creating a comprehensive style guide for @trollbreathmag.bsky.social . Hey Spec/SF/F authors, indulge my curiosity with your copyediting and style opinions, hot takes, pet peeves, and general ideas

Can't fit it all in, but: "...and a few million years later the universe arranged itself according to trillions-to-one odds so that you can exist and, somehow, instead of living in a perpetual state of wonder and gratitude, you get annoyed that we ran out of toilet paper." Lovely. Give it a read.

Another excellent read opens tomorrow with Frequently Asked Questions about the Portals at Frank’s Late-Night Starlite Drive In by Kristen Koopman magazine.trollbreath.com

this is so so so good btw. just absolutely spellbinding. trust me you will want to click on that link

I’ve made some ornaments this year and they smell wonderful!

Wondering what to #nominate? 3/4 If you're looking for that middle ground of short but accessible fiction, try "The Dragons of Harney County", published in September in Trollbreath. magazine.trollbreath.com/the-water-dr...

This wonderful piece of art does have a narrative- check it out! (Free to read)

Feed: "Trollbreath Magazine" By: Jennifer Reynolds and Jeff Reynolds on Monday, December 1, 2025

Now that issue 6 has dropped, authors who are considering submitting work to Trollbreath Magazine should read our latest "From the Editors" article to catch up on our submission changes for next year! (Trust us, it's all good news) magazine.trollbreath.com/from-the-edi...

Time for my eligibility post for 2025. Only one story this year, but I add to it my first published poem, and the work Jennifer and I have done as co-editors for Trollbreath Magazine (we put out four issues this year, which makes us eligible for awards). www.trollbreath.com/2025/12/02/2...

i had two poems and two short stories come out this year, nice and even! and the last one just in time for awards season! my heart is full of gratitude to these editors: @cbdroege.bsky.social, @cottonmouthjournal.bsky.social, @heartlines-spec.com, and @trollbreathmag.bsky.social. links to follow!

If you looked at this image and saw a rich story, read the interview to discover it-Laura El is a storyteller

For your consideration this year, I have eight originals! Most are free to read! In order of publication: "Martian Wallpaper" at The Daily Tomorrow dailytomorrow.substack.com/p/martian-wa... It's Yellow Wallpaper on Mars!

It's alive!!! New Issue now at magazine.trollbreath.com

Introduce yourself with 5 animals you've seen in the wild Black bears Moose Bobcat Porcupine Great Horned Owl

The annual lemon meringue pies are complete!

Shows what you know asswipe - when I was poor, I bought generic! www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025...

I've updated my 2025 awards eligibility post. Also threaded, a little bit about some of my favorite stories I've published this year. One more to come on Dec. 1. As always, you can find links to everything I published this year here: www.pacornell.com/2025-awards-...