You can find some of Engstrom's shorter work in:
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Apex Magazine ("Gemphalon," a short story)
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Apexology: Science Fiction and Fantasy (“Gemphalon,” one of Liz’s favorite science fiction stories)
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“Music Ascending," a short story, is available as a single at
www.apexbookcompany.com/collections/apex-digital/products/music-ascending-by-elizabeth-engstrom
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Podcastle (“Honing Sebastian”, a short story)
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Practice Aloha: Secrets to Living Life Hawaiian Style (“A Celebration—And a Lesson on Living”, an essay) edited by Mark Ellman and Barbara Santos, Mutual Publishing 2010
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Apexology: Horror (“Hands of Heritage” — a short story) edited by Jason Sizemore, Apex Books
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Two of the Deadliest (“Playing Powerball,” a short story) edited by Elizabeth George, HarperCollins, 2008
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Unity Magazine (“Dancing at Midnight,” an essay) October, 2007
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Dark Discoveries (“Anything” a short story), March, 2007
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Northwest Horrors (“Unrequited Loss” a short story) edited by James Beach and Jonathan Reitlan
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Lies and Limericks (Introduction) edited by John Tullius, October, 2006
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Investigating CSI (“The Majesty of Maggots,” an essay), edited by Leah Wilson SmartPop Books, 2006
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Court TV - Crimelibrary.com (“Robert Spangler: One Dead Wife Too Many,” an article) May, 2006
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Court TV - Crimelibrary.com (“Jeremy Bryan Jones: Meth Monster,” an article) March, 2006
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STRONG CURRENTS II (“In a Darkened Compartment” an erotic short story), 2006
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Court TV - Crimelibrary.com (“Patrick W. Kearney and David Douglas Hill: The Trash Bag Murderers,” an article) February, 2006
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Court TV - Crimelibrary.com (“Joel Patrick Courtney: A Horrifying Progression of Sex Offenses,” an article) January, 2006
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CHRYSALIS (“Dancing at Midnight,” an essay) - Winter, 2006
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POE'S LIGHTHOUSE (“Deep Into the Darkness Peering,” a short story) edited by Chris Conlon, CD Publications, 2006
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GHOSTS AT THE COAST (“Reclining Years,” a short story) edited by Dianna Rodgers, TripleTree Publishing, 2005
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Court TV - Crimelibrary.com (“Russell Obremski: A Killer's Luck,” an article) September, 2005
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Court TV - Crimelibrary.com (“The Trials of Christian Longo,” an article) - August, 2005
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OUTSIDERS (“Honing Sebastian,” a short story) edited by Nancy Kilpatrick and Nancy Holder, ROC, 2005
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CHICKEN SOUP FOR THE FRIEND'S SOUL (“It's Never Too Late to Say Hello,” an essay) edited by Jack Canfield, Mark Victor Hansen, Stefanie Adrian, Mark & Chrissy Donnelly - October, 2004
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SHIP'S LOG: Writings at Sea (Introduction), edited by John Tullius, September, 2004
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WRITERS NW (“One Legendary Evening,” an essay) Spring, 2004
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DARK DISCOVERIES (“One Quiet Evening in the Wax Museum,” a short story, an Interview, and Bibliography) February, 2004
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CEMETERY DANCE (“First Date,” a short story) August, 2003
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STRONG CURRENTS (“Cold Feet, Hot Cheeks” an erotic short story) September, 2002
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CEMETERY DANCE (“Genetically Predisposed,” a short story) March, 2002
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THE 14th ANNUAL YEAR'S BEST FANTASY AND HORROR (“Riding the Black Horse,” a short story), edited by Ellen Datlow.
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OCTOBER DREAMS (“A Moonlit Night with Rats,” an essay) October, 2000 - and again, October, 2002
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CHICKEN SOUP FOR THE WRITER'S SOUL (“It Doesn't Matter What You Write,” an essay), edited by Bud Gardner, Jack Canfield, and Mark Victor Hansen
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THE 13th ANNUAL YEAR'S BEST FANTASY AND HORROR (“Crosley,” a short story), edited by Ellen Datlow
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IMAGINATION FULLY DILATED, VOL. II - (“Gemphalon,” a short story), IFD Publishing
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100 TWISTED TALES OF TORMENT - (“The Final Tale,” a short story), edited by Robert Weinberg and Stefan Dziemianowicz, Barnes & Noble Books
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100 FIENDISH LITTLE FRIGHTMARES - (“Grandma's Hobby” and “Empty Walls”, both short stories), edited by Stefan Dziemianowicz and Robert Weinberg, Barnes & Noble Books
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ONCE UPON A CRIME - (“Harvest Home,” a short story), edited by Ed Gorman, Berkley Books (Hey, this story earned Liz a mention in both People Magazine and USA Today!)
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LOVE IN VEIN - (“Elixir,” a short story), edited by Poppy Z. Brite, HarperCollins
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