POETRY
“Stargazing Where Stop” Means “Yield.” One Art: Fall 2022.
“Wilderness as Coroner.” TIMBER: Fall 2022.
“Love Poem as Nyquil Commercial,” Into the Blue,” and “Odalisque.” Maiden Magazine: Fall 2022.
“Ghazal with Two Cans & a String.” Green Ink Poetry: Summer 2022.
“Wilderness as Hermit Crab.” Tupelo Quarterly: Summer 2022.
“Aubade with Kaleidoscope.” Defunct Magazine: Spring 2022.
“Wilderness as Sitcom” and “Wilderness as Love Poem.” Vulnerary Magazine: Summer 2022.
“Wilderness as Seamlessness” and “Wilderness as Sex Education.” Ellipsis: Spring 2022.
“Medusa Swings Perseus’s Head Like a Bowling Ball,” “To Whoever Linked Symmetry to Beauty,” “Why I Might Be an Octopus,” “A Noose for Every Occasion,” and “Because Everything is Poisoned With Desire.” a) glimpse) of): Spring 2022.
“Ode to Car Eyelashes” and “Wilderness as Clinical Depression.” buffalo, buffalo: Spring 2022.
“Liget or Lightning.” RHINO: April 2022.
“Mirror Neurons,” “Unity of Opposites,” “Nocturne with Flame,” Aubade with Leftover Snow,” and “Ode to Mayo Jars.” Lit Break: Summer 2021.
“Living Will.” Entropy. June 2021.
“Car Wash Ars Poetica.” Gigantic Sequins: Spring 2021.
“Ladies’ Night at Ace Hardware.” 8 Poems: Spring 2021.
“Anaphora of Impossible Desires.” Yes Poetry: Fall 2020.
“Life Story” and “Advice to My Twenty-Four-Year-Old Self.” The Revolution Relaunched: Fall 2020.
“The Baby Sloth Syndrome.” DIAGRAM: Summer 2020.
“A phobia of dying if motion stops.” Rogue Agent: Summer 2019.
“My Texas Hansel and Gretel.” Fairy Tale Review: March 2019.
“Alice in Wonderland Crimes” and “Valentine’s Day.” Literary Nest: Winter 2018.
“The Real Thing” and “Elegy for the Lost Playlist of your Life.” Gold Wake Live. Winter 2018.
“An Old Farmer’s Almanac” and “Prayer for Comfort.” Awkward Mermaid: Fall 2018.
“[for & against] Longing.” Cream City Review: Spring 2018.
“[for & against] Blackberries” and “[for & against] Design.” Minerva Rising: Summer 2018.
“Mouth & Bee, 1986.” Puerto del Sol. Summer 2018.
“[for & against] Restlessness,” “[for & against] Stillness,” “[for & against] Lineage.” I-70 Review: Fall 2018.
“As delicate as the skin over a girl’s wrist.” Hayden Ferry Review: Fall 2017.
“For Omens.” Red-Headed Stepchild: Fall 2017.
“Say you say.” Heron Tree: Fall 2017.
“Against the Rubble of the Personal.” Radar Poetry. Summer 2017.
“For Unwanted Truths.” Dying Dahlia: Summer 2017.
“Against Renunciation,” “For My Mother’s Hands,” and “Against Wisdom.” Glint: Fall 2017.
“Elegy for Snow & a Self in a Day that Did Not Belong to Her.” Rising Phoenix: April 2, 2017.
“Elegy for the empty we cannot say.” Rising Phoenix: April 23, 2017.
“Blowtorch Experiment No. 2.” Rising Phoenix: May 1, 2017.
“By any other name.” Rising Phoenix: May 31, 2017.
“Arguments for & against slow days,” “Argument for & against the ruined body,” “Argument for & against effacement,” and “Song to Make a Lost Moment Last.” Prairie Schooner. Fall 2016.
“Under the missing & innumerable stars.” Southword: Summer 2015.
“Elegy for candy cigarettes & the lost art of soap opera names.” Tinderbox: Summer 2015.
“Osteochondroma Lineage.” Wordgathering: June 2011.
PROSE
“Canaries and Coalmines: A Review of Jenny Molberg’s Refusal.” The Adroit Review: Spring 2020.
Review of Adam Crittenden’s Blood Eagle. Heavy Feather Review: Spring 2020.
“WWBD (What Would Buffy Do?)” Breath and Shadow: Summer 2019.
Review of Nate Logan’s Inside the Golden Days of Missing You. Barrelhouse: Fall 2019.
“Objects Waiting to be Dangerous.” Waxwing: Summer 2018.
“Reasons for Moving.” Wordgathering: September 2017.
“In the Waiting Room.” The Right to Be Crippled & Naked. Cinco Puntos: 2016.
“Littoral Drift.” Wordgathering: September 2013.
“Still Learning to Love the Limp.” Wordgathering: December 2018.
“The Beauty of Beauty is a Verb.” Wordgathering: June 2017
ANTHOLOGIES
Beauty is a Verb: the new poetry of disability. Cinco Puntos Press: 2011.
The Right Way to Be Crippled and Naked. Cinco Puntos Press: 2016.