Fiction

"Evolution" Used Furniture Review

"Parable of the Lost Finger" Bluestem

"The Lost Episodes" The Laurel Review

• Winner of the Midwest Short Fiction Contest
  

"Truth or Dare." Taleoh Tales (YA)

"Excerpts from Books in the Forthcoming 'For Geniuses' Series." Co-authored with Robin Black, Matthew Pitt, Robert Stapleton, Catherine Brown, and Gabriel Blackwell. BathHouse

"Must Be Nice." Sou'wester Volume 39, Number One (Fall 2010): 33-37

"Excerpts from Poor Richard's Sex Almanac" and "Rejected Nicknames for My Penis." MAKE Magazine (Fall 2010)

"Tempus Fugitive." Ninth Letter Online

"Ecclesiastes II: Son of the Philosopher." On Earth As it Is

"Adios, Ramon Gonzales."  Annalemma.

"Bible Bowl." You Must Be This Tall to Ride.

• Nominated for Best of the Web
  

"Ten Words You May Want to Strike from Your Manuscript if Reading to Middle- 
Schoolers." Co-authored with Amy Minton. Emprise Review.

"On Tubes, by Ted Stevens." Barrelhouse.

• Reprinted in Cell Stories
  
• Reprinted as an illustrated story in Barrelhouse Number Nine (Spring 2011): 192-200.
  

"Portrait of Lucifer as a Young Man." Freight Stories No. 5

• Nominated for Best of the Web 

"Man of Steel." Ninth Letter Volume Six, Number One (Spring/Summer 2009)

• Pushcart Prize Special Mention
  
• Reprinted in New Stories from the Midwest, Ohio University Press (winter 2010/2011)
• Reprinted in Best American Nonrequired Reading 2010.

"Ballgrabber." Hobart Volume Nine (Fall 2008)

• Nominated for Pushcart Prize

"Love and Mono." Southeast Review Volume Twenty-four, Number One-Two (Winter 2005-2006): 62-69.

"Morocco." Maize Volume Two (July 2003)

"How to Touch a Naked Man." Sycamore Review Volume Fourteen, Number One (Winter/Spring 2002)

 

Creative Nonfiction

"On Deadlifting" Nashville Review

• Reprinted in Being: What Makes a Man
  

"Geese" Brevity (September 2010)

"Them." Make Magazine (Summer/Fall 2009)

"Bryan Furuness is Writing an Essay on Facebook Status Updates." Barrelhouse (Spring 2010)

 

Interviews
"Interview with Erin McGraw." Hobart
 

"Interview with Cathy Day." Hobart

• Reprinted in Glimmer Train's Writers Ask