Publications
Poetry
The Adroit Journal - “Toyo," April 2024
VOLT, “Afterimage,” Spring 2024
Ep;phany - “If You Aren’t Explicit, They’ll Say You Never Mentioned the War,” April 2024
Waxwing - “Aubade”’ and “My Mother Says I Never Learned Language,” Oct. 2023
Michigan Quarterly Review: Mixtape - “Listening to the Storm Still Distant vs Specific Rain on the Banana Leaves” and “Abundance,” Aug. 2023
Poetry Northwest - “Heirloom,” Winter 2023
The American Poetry Review - “Yonder,” Nov./Dec. 2022
Sierra: The Magazine of the Sierra Club - “Certain Outlines Can Only Be Imagined,” Dec. 2022
Copper Nickel - "I’m Interested in How Animals Teach Us Pleasure,” Fall 2022
The Adroit Journal - "from Tonight, A Woman," April 2022
The Georgia Review - Five Poems, April 2022
Poetry Northwest - “Letter to my Younger Self,” April 2022
The Slowdown - “I Worry My Mother Will Die and I Will Know Nothing,” Oct. 2021
Southern Humanities Review - "Dreamscape Dressed in My Younger Self" and “American Crow Delivers a Message to My Younger Self,” March 2021
Copper Nickel - "from Tonight, A Woman," Fall 2020
The Adroit Journal - "I Worry My Mother Will Die and I Will Know Nothing," Aug. 2020
The Paris Review Daily - "This is One Way to Listen," May 2020
Essays and Book Reviews
Split Lip Magazine - Labor, Desire and the Femme Body in Catherine Chen’s Beautiful Machine Woman Language, March 2024
The American Poetry Review - Leslie Sainz's “Have You Been Long Enough at Table” and Craft in the Anthropocene, Jan./Feb. 2024
The Georgia Review - Janine Joseph Takes on How Personhood and Credibility Enter the Record, Fall 2023
The Rumpus - Human and no Less Miraculous: The Craft of Explication in Eugenia Leigh’s “Bianca,” Sept. 2023
Honey Literary - In 1981 Tita Nena Translates Whitman, Aug. 2023
The Adroit Journal - A Review of Candace Williams’s “I Am The Most Dangerous Thing,” June 2023
On The Seawall - A Review of Ina Cariño’s “Feast,” June 2023
The Margins - Southern Poetics in Adrienne Su’s “Peach State,” March 2022
Kenyon Review Online - On “The Renunciations” by Donika Kelly, June 2021
Entropy - Claiming Space in Muriel Leung’s “Imagine Us, The Swarm,” April 2021
The American Poetry Review - Language Does Not Serve Us All. So What Will? Stillness and Recognition in Taylor Johnson’s “Inheritance,” March/April 2021
Entropy - Review for Letters to a Young Brown Girl, by Barbara Jane Reyes, July 2020
Prairie Schooner - Review for “Obit”, by Victoria Chang, Summer 2020