New Poems:

• “Wednesday Morning Haibun” and “New Home Haibun,” Stirring, Winter 2022
• “Votive,” JuxtaProse Literary Magazine, Winter 2021
• “A Little Flesh, A Little History,” Cutbank: All Accounts and Mixture, November 2021
• “Breasts,” Arlington Literary Journal, June 2021
• “Xenophobia,” “Isolation,” and “This Too,” The Seventh Wave, April 2021
• “Stay (I Missed You)” and “Upon Researching Lung Fung, the Much Maligned Local Takeout Joint, I Stumble on the Meaning of My Mother’s Maiden Name,” New Letters, Winter/Spring 2021
• “Sickness,” Mass Poetry “The Hard Work of Hope,” January 2021
• “In the Garden of Invasive Species, I Offer Gratitude,” The Common, December 2020
• “My Partner Says He Wants to Buy a Gun, Just in Case,” “Choose Your Own,” and “On the Spring Equinox,” The Rumpus, December 2020
• “Things Are Looking Up” and “Care and Feeding,” Cutbank: All Accounts and Mixture, November 2020
• “Dive,” The Common, October 2020
• “Sickness,” Collaboration with artist Michele L’Heureux, Broadsided Press, July 2020
• “Hysteroscopy” and “That the ones you grieve may be grieving you,” Under a Warm Green Linden, June 2020
• “Colossal,” Rattle, Spring 2019
• “We Call This an Anniversary,” Literary Arts Blog, March 2019
• “Now Is Not the Time to Talk About Gun Control,” Collaboration with artist Kristen T. Woodward, Broadsided Press, January 2018
• “I Tell Death, Eventually,” Rattle, Spring 2017
• “Achromotrichia” and “After My Sister Reports the Rape,” Unsplendid, February 2017
• “The Students Have Asked Me to Be More Visibly Queer,” Older Queer Voices: The Intimacy of Survival, January 2017
• “Run, Hide, Fight,” Rogue Agent, November 2016
• “We Have Come to the End of the Oyster Months,” Nepantla, September 2016
• “Absence Makes,” Wildness, August 2016
• “Dear Rhiannon,” Pangyrus, June 19, 2016
• “Dear False Positive,” The Journal, Fall 2015
• “Easter Weekend, 1998,” Jet Fuel Review, Spring 2015

Essays and Reviews:

• “We Know What We’ve Experienced,” Oregon Humanities: Beyond the Margins, August 2022
• “We’re Here for Each Other,” Oregon Humanities: Beyond the Margins, July 2022
• “Bend the Line,” The Gay & Lesbian Review, February 2021
• “The Poem That Won’t Leave You Alone,” At Length, 2017
• “My Love Is Large—My Love Contains Multitudes,” Memorious, November 2011

Stories:

• “Grief Sequence,” Valparaiso Fiction Review, Summer 2018
• “Out of Order,” Literal Latte, Winter 2017

Interviews:

From Again:

• “Press,” “Deal,” “World,” Airlie Press, September 2020

From No Confession, No Mass:

• “Greed | Charity,” The Rondeau Roundup, August 2017
• “Wild Child (Slight Return),” ME, AT 17 Poetry and Prose Series, Silver Birch Press, February 2017
• “Letter to Half a Lifetime Ago,” Older Queer Voices: The Intimacy of Survival, January 2017
• “Invocation: [Saint] Genevieve,” “Embarrassment: from baraço (halter),” “A Theory of Violence,” “Ode to the Motorcycle,” and “Fishwife,” The Wardrobe’s Best Dressed, February 2016
• “The Mystic Speaks of Attachment,” “Lust | Chastity,” and “Mobility,” Connotation Press, September 2014
• “Yoke” and “Temperance | Gluttony,” Revolution House, May 2014
• “Humility | Pride” and “Envy | Kindness,” The Account, Spring 2014
• “‘Tis of Thee,” The Journal, Winter 2014
• “A Theory of Violence,” Split This Rock Poem of the Week, June 21, 2013
• “The Mother, The Girl, The Mirror That Speaks,” dsm Magazine, May/June/July 2012

From In the Human Zoo:

From The Body Is No Machine: