Recent Publications

Selected Poems Online:​

• Verse Daily (2024): "Fanfare for the Dinosaurs, or, The Trumpeter"

• Poetry Daily (2023): "Theory of Sand"

• Cincinnati Review (2023): "Meditation with Grass Fire and Tumbleweed"

• Michigan Quarterly Review (2020): "Eve from Above"

• Matter Monthly (2020): "Desert Meeting" and "Landscape Beginning with a Line from Marianne Moore"

• DIAGRAM (2019): "Theory of Engagement" and "Pause One Coast"

• Jellyfish (2019): "A Suitable Host" & "It's a Day"

• Quarterly West (2019): "Theory of Audacity"

• ythm (2019): "The Fish"

• Witness (2018): "to you       horse"

• Alaska Quarterly Review (2018): "Self-Portrait as Cain and Abel"

• Yale Review (2018): "Ode on Inheritance"

• The Collagist (2017): "California"

• Green Mountains Review Online (2017): "Elegy" & "Resurrection Bay"

• Blackbird (2016): "Chatter," "Visitor," & "Drunk Again"

• Alaska Quarterly Review (2016): “Three times on the trail, I looked back for you”

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Selected Poems in Print:​​

• Poetry Magazine (forthcoming): “Woof, This Heat” and “Petition for Re-Introduction”

• Lily Poetry Review (forthcoming, 2024): “Two Children Are Threatened by a Nightingale,” “Little Grief,” and “Mirage”

• California Quarterly (2024): “Down on Land,” “Evening Storm, New Mexico,” and “Augury”

• Mid-American Review (2023): "Invitation to an Evening" and "Old Dominion"

• Copper Nickel (2022): "Name One Thing"

• Seneca Review (2021): "Self-Portrait as Woman with Horns"

• River Styx (2021): "Rubicon"

• New South (2020): "Strophe & Anti-Strophe"

• FIELD (2019): "Fanfare for the Dinosaurs, or, The Trumpeter"

• Denver Quarterly (2018): Five Poems from "Willa to Edith"

• Third Coast (2017): "Ars Poetica with Goats and Agnes Martin"

• Pleiades (2016): "Hope"​

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Critical Writing:​​

• “‘The Real Feel of Hard Time’: Temporal Experience in Deborah Luster and C.D. Wright’s One Big Self.” On C.D. Wright, Under Discussion Series. Ed. Rachel Trousdale. U. of Michigan Press. Forthcoming. 

• ‘A New Appropriate Poetry’: Gender and the Language Track in Muriel Rukeyser’s A Place to Live,” Modernism/modernity. In press.

• “‘Where do we see it from’: Revising Documentary Perspective in Adrienne Rich’s ‘An Atlas of the Difficult World.’” Arizona Quarterly, vol. 78, no.2, 2022, pp. 145-172. 

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Anthologies:

• After: A Collection of Ekphrastic Writing and Art, ed. Whitney Koo, Gasher Press (2024)

• The Queer Nature Anthology, ed. Michael Walsh, Autumn House Press (2022)

• Teach Living Poets, ed. Lindsay Illich and Melissa Alter Smith, NCTE (2021)

• Building Fires in the Snow: A Collection of Alaskan LGBTQ Short Fiction and Poetry, University of Alaska Press (2016)

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Lyric Essays:

• Cincinnati Review Blog (2023): "Motion Study"

• Territory (2020): "Brightness Values"

• Ninth Letter (2016): "See Alaska Before You Die"

• Tupelo Quarterly (2015): "The White City"

• Better: Culture & Lit (2014): “Bell”