My Work

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Recent and Forthcoming Publications

  • “Nightside,” The Glacier (forthcoming).
  • “How Nice It Is to Sit Down and Look Up Into Your Trees: The Devil’s Egress,” North American Review (forthcoming).
  • “Let Me Be the One You Come Running To,” Pleiades (forthcoming).
  • “Egg,” Barrow Street, Winter 2021-2022: 85-87.
  • “De Plus En Plus,” Miracle Monocle 17 (Fall 2021).
  • “Map of Broken Glass,” “Weeping Cherry,” “I Lie Supine,” Tupelo Quarterly 26: March 2022.
  • “Samara,” “Gaslight,” and “Summer Solstice: ‘She Wore “‘Imitation of Christ,’” Guesthouse 8 (Fall 2021).
  • “The Fire Next Time,” The Laurel Review 1:54 (2021): 46-54.
  • “But Then I Turned into My Evil Twin: Kindness and Ecstasy,” GMR Online (May 19, 2021).
  • “Birthday Walk in Prophetstown,” The Florida Review 45:1 (Spring 2021): 120-125.
  • “YTDY, TDY: Covid” and “Think like a Horse,” Marsh Hawk Review, Fall 2020.
  • “Night” (“Nuit”) and “Lime Green ‘Picnic Set'” (“Mobilier-Repas ‘Vert-Fluo’,” in French and English, Green Mountains Review (forthcoming).
  • “Ars Domestica” and “How God Is like a Truffle” (“Comme Dieu Est
    Comme une Truffe”), in French and English, PI Online (Poetry International) (forthcoming).
  • “My Hobby Needed a Hobby” (“Mon Passe-Temps Avait Besoin d’un Passe-Temps”), in French and English, The Laurel Review (forthcoming).
  • “Clownfish,” North American Review (finalist, James Hearst Poetry Prize, 2020) (forthcoming).
  • “Tablecloth, Turn Outside In” and “All Flakes Are Not Equal,” Indianapolis Review, Issue 10 (Fall 2019).
  • “Honeycrisp,” Notre Dame Review 47 (Winter/Spring 2019): 95-98.
  • “Notes for the House Sitter: Addendum” and “Derby Party,” Laurel Review 52:1 (Spring 2019): 118-134.
  • “Seed,” Laurel Review (Fall 2019) (forthcoming).
  • “Dental Work/Shiny Object,” GMR Online (Green Mountains Review), April 25, 2019.
  • All Transparent Things Need Thundershirts (book), Two Sylvias Press, as winner of the Wilder Prize (forthcoming, September 2019).
  • “My Hobby Needed a Hobby” (reprinted from Seneca Review), Pushcart Prize Anthology XLIII (2019): 196-198.
  • “Even More than I Trust the Horse, I Trust the Saddle” and “Under All Things,” Cimarron Review 204 (Summer 2018): 34-38.
  • “Today the Barn Isn’t Getting Lashed with Some Kind of Terrifying or Inconvenient Weather,” Crazyhorse 94 (Fall 2018): 68-75.
  • “Late July” (Editors’ Award Finalist for Poetry), The Florida Review 42:1 (Spring 2018): 36.
  • “Personal Bird” and “Deep Vein Thrombosis,” Diode 11:1 (2018).
  • “My Hobby Needed a Hobby,” Seneca Review 47:2 (Fall 2017): 5-7.
  • “Desert Heart,” The Laurel Review 50:1 (2017): 82-85.
  • “Transparent Things, God-Sized Hole,” Poetry CCX:5 (September 2017): 485-487.
  • “The Inn at Tallgrass,” Southern Humanities Review 51:5 (Spring 2017): 50-52.
  • “His Chemic Beauty,” Denver Quarterly 51:3 (2017): 77-79.
  • “Poem Starting with Dry Cleaning,” The Southern Review 52:4 (Autumn 2016): 553-558.
  • “Crush,” Prairie Schooner 90:4 (Winter 2016): 104-111.
  • “A Tour of Pauline Hot Spots in Malta, in which I Boast of My Humiliations” and “Day #4,” Green Mountains Review (external link). Green Mountains Review 30:1 (2018): 174-199 (print).
  • “Cindy from Marzahn on the Night of the Mayan Apocalypse,” The Laurel Review 48:2 (2015): 140-146.
  • “Pool,” Southwest Review 101:1 (2016): 61-66.
  • “Figure, Ground,” Mississippi Review 43:1 & 2 (Summer 2015): 107-112.
  • “Twenty-meter Circle,” Pleiades 35:2 (Summer 2015): 58-66.
  • “How God Is Like a Truffle,” The Iowa Review 45:1 (Spring 2015): 201-203.