Selected Publications
Collections/Anthologies/Awards
from "But Isn't It Beautiful" featured in Odes and Elegies
"What overabundance is this?
What pulsing points of lazy light,
what luminous overcrowdings of this perpetual blue
bloom at dusk? Translucent blossoms
unconsumed by predators who, it seems, have died.
But isn’t it beautiful? This proliferation
of pale planets beneath the ocean’s midnight skin."
Odes and Elegies: Ecopoetry from the Texas Gulf Coast
(Anthology)
November 2020
My Body is a Haunted House
Coming Soon
Chapbook
Academy of American Poets
Prize
2020
"The Gift Shop at the End of the World" (available online)
Beyond Queer Words
(Anthology)
Upcoming
"Saying Yes" (order copy here)
Poetry
from "The Gift Shop at the End of the World"
"Remember the bees? Buy a box of bees,
honey
will be important after the collapse
of the market economy, and these are the last bees
around. The era of cheap food ends today,
buy all that you’ll need
for the rest of your life, however long
that proves to be."
Salmagundi
Magazine
Spring 2017
"Carthage"
"Dinner with My Dying Mother"
"Elegy to the Woman Who Leapt in Front of My Car"
"Isambard Brunel Standing Before the Launching Chains of the Great Eastern 1857"
"Last Night I Dreamt of Drowning"
"Packing to Go Home"
"The Floods of Felsenthal"
"The Ways in Which I've Loved You" (available online)
"To Denver"
The Atlanta
Review
Spring 2020
"All Souls Day"
The Offing
Spring 2020
"The Night Before the Summer Solstice" (available online)
"Field Tech to the Naked Mole Rat" (available online)
Palette Poetry
March 2020 &
October 2020
Blue Stem
Magazine
January 2020
"My Body is a Haunted House" (available online)
Hayden's Ferry Review
Spring 2020, #66
The West
Review
Summer 2020
"The Space You Leave Behind" (available online)
Screen Door Review
July 2020
"Body as Text" (available online)
"Glory Be" (available online)
Penumbric Speculative Magazine
August 2020 &
October 2020 &
February 2021 &
April 2021
"Emp" (available online)
"Nuclear War" (available online)
"Asteroid Impact" (available online)
"Super Volcano" (available online)
Poetry South
December 2020
"Rewilding"
Permafrost Magazine
January 2021 & Upcoming
The Missouri Review
March 2021
"Erosion at Punalu'u Beach" (available online)
Reckoning
January 2022
Prometheus Dreaming
Spring 2022
"Diagnosis" (available online)
Sad Girls Club
March 2022
"Conversion" (available online)
Copper Nickel
Spring 2022
"The Pagoda Slitshell" (order full issue here)
Crazyhorse
Spring 2022
"November Birth" (order full issue here)
Gulf Stream Magazine
Spring 2022
"School Assembly" (available online)
Arkansas Review
Spring 2022
"Jazz in June"
"The Center of the Storm"
"The Aftermath"
"What My Father Believes In"
Fiction/Hybrid
from "The Aftermath"
"She set the peas aside and took me down to the beach, an easy stroll from the end of the lane to the end of the land. I walked into the gulf, saltwater wicking its way up my skirt, dyed half black by its heaviness. I turned away from her and cried, tears rivering down my road-dusted skin."
Penumbric
Speculative
Fiction Magazine
June 2020
"Consumed" (Short Story, available online)
Permafrost Magazine
January 2021
"The Coyote" (Hybrid, available online)
Arkansas Review
Spring 2022
"The Aftermath" (Hybrid, full issue available online)
Art
"There is no beauty in the finest cloth if it makes hunger and unhappiness." - Mahatma Gandhi
The Adroit
Journal
October 2020
"There is No Beauty in the Finest Cloth" (Collage Series, available online)
Space City Underground
August 2021
"Light-life" & "What We Once Had" (Illustration)
Full Issue Here (available online)