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Three poem-charts in The Art of Everyone (May 2022)
A selection of articles written for Columbia Community Connection News
on History & Local Ghosts: Cody Yeager (July 2023)
on Women in STEAM: Tristan Stein (May 2022)
on Printmaking: Maggie Middleton (April 2022)
on The “Poetree”: Colleen Ballinger” (April 2022)
on Futurism: Kerry Cobb (February 2022)
on bell hooks (January 2022)
"Cassandra," 2nd place prize winner of the spring 2021 Sad Girls Club Poetry Contest
"How I Got From My Not-baby to Everyone Else," finalist in the 2019 Porter House Review Editor's Prize in Nonfiction
“Poem in which you must check the box that most accurately describes you,” from Love Me, Love My Belly, Porkbelly Press
“Girls Just Wanna Be Fish: The Little Mermaid and Curious Young Women,” from Bright Lights Film Journal
“Green, Green Grass: Against Optimism,” from Feminista Journal
“This Place is Beautiful, This Place is Gross,” from Oregon Humanities Magazine
“Structure Where There Used To Be Nature,” from Big Fiction Magazine
“A Feminist Method of Reading: Anna Kavan and the Illusion of Continuity”
"The Uses of Grumpiness," from Culturework
"I Love Chris," from Entropy
"Providing Poem," from Culturework
"Poet in Space," from So to Speak
"Disease with a Purpose: Ex-Boyfriends, Abortion and The Fly (1986)," from Bright Lights Film Journal
"Just Tell Me What You Mean: Silence, or misunderstanding," long-listed in the Cosmonauts Avenue 2017 Nonfiction Prize
A witch is just a woman you can’t easily parse.
— “Women, Witches, & Wellness: on Anne Sexton”
"In Defense of Infiltration," from ASAP/J
"Women, Witches, & Wellness," from Many Gendered Mothers
"The Future of the Lying Body," Runner-up in the 2016 Black Warrior Review Nonfiction Contest
“Somewhere the / Shaking,” published by above/ground press
…and a mini review of “Somewhere the / Shaking” in Broken Pencil Magazine.
"I wish I was a professional field-sound impersonator but instead I am a bug," from DUSIE
"Manic Pixie Dream Cervix," from The Feminist Wire
“You’re Just an Object to Me,” published by our teeth press
And elsewhere…