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Category: Fiction

This fiction category showcases Kimberly Parish Davis’ fiction publications. In some cases the stories mentioned are available to read here, but in the case of competitions, the stories are yet to be published, and therefore are not available to read here. If somethings sounds interesting and you’d like a private copy to read, get in touch!

Book covers for Maurice Carlos Ruffin's three books, The American Daughters, The Ones Who Don't Say They Love You, and We Cast a Shadow.
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Exploring Trust Issues: Maurice Carlos Ruffin’s Perspective

Posted on April 9, 2025 by Kim

Trust Issues received a blurb from Maurice Carlos Ruffin! This will go right on the back cover of the book: Kim Davis is a master of moments. In Trust Issu...

Preliminary front cover for TRUST ISSUES: STORIES, a new collection by K.P. Davis. the image shows a stylized photo of a woman in sunglasses with a hummingbird pecking at a drawn on hibiscus flower. The woman peers over the top of the sunglasses. The colors are brignt yellow, pink, and blue.
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Trust Issues – cover reveal

Posted on December 3, 2024 by Kim

Trust Issues has a cover! Things are beginning to happen with my new short story collection, Trust Issues. We now know what the cover will look like! I did a fi...

Logo for Cornerstone Press. The image is a stylized open book in purple with purple text beneath that says CORNERSTONE PRESS, UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-STEVENS POINT
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Cornerstone Press to Publish K. P. Davis’ Stories

Posted on February 28, 2024 by Kimberly Davis

I signed a contract for a short story collection with Cornerstone Press.

Opening screen for Well Read Magazine, where Kim's story "Engineering the Apocalypse" appeared in the January 2024 Issue.
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“Engineering the Apocalypse”

Posted on January 2, 2024 by Kim

Many thanks to Mandy Haynes and Well Read Magazine for publishing my story, “Engineering the Apocalypse.” What a nice thing to wake up to first thin...

Features/Fiction

One of my oldest stories

Posted on February 27, 2022 by Kimberly Davis

“The Messenger” Many thanks to Michael Simms at Vox Populi for selecting this, one of my oldest stories, for republication. (To read the story, clic...

Child looking skyward from the cockpit of a white cardboard airplane
Fiction/Flash Fiction

The Magic Airplane

Posted on January 26, 2021 by Kim

"Her Daddy had promised her the airplane would fly and that she would be able to use it any time she liked to fly to him."

HEader for the Cinematic's Short Story ScreenCraft Competition
Features/Fiction

Screenwriting?

Posted on January 6, 2021 by Kim

Cinematic short stories can lead to screenwriting Screenwriting is not an area I’ve been brave enough to compete in before, but over the last few months, ...

Fiction/Flash Fiction/Random Thoughts/Showcase/Writing Craft

Taking Stock

Posted on September 17, 2020 by Kim

I'm taking stock of what I've written during the pandemic.

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Three Publications in a Week

Posted on September 12, 2020 by Kim

It’s a rare week to receive printed proof that someone thought enough of it to include it next to other people’s work they thought enough of to publ...

A row of porta-potties sets the scene for Kimberly Parish Davis' short story, "A Simple Twist of Fate"
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A Simple Twist of Fate

Posted on April 27, 2020 by Kim

“A Simple Twist of Fate” is going to appear in Kestrel! “A Simple Twist of Fate” is my latest short story, and it has just been accepted...

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