Poetry
2020
“Every Bird is an Amazon Drone” — The Indianapolis Review (forthcoming)
“The Trees are Blooming and Blooming and” — Fugue (forthcoming)
“Against Emptiness” and “Have I Asked for All That Much?” — Denver Quarterly (forthcoming)
“Personality Quiz: What Kind of Trans Bird Are You?” and “Poem in Which it is Clear I Am No Longer the Crude Gourd” — DIAGRAM (forthcoming)
“girl/rampant” — Hobart
“The Dim Force of Light” — Palette Poetry
“Still Life without Wind or Amoeba” — Up the Staircase Quarterly
“[There’s nectar everywhere. You can’t stop me]” and “Girl/Moon/bringer” — Puerto del Sol (“[There’s nectar everywhere…]” nominated for Best New Poets 2020)
“Feral” — Vagabond City
“Survey” and “Coruscate” — Birdcoat Quarterly
“Lilac” and “There’s So Much Everything I Do Not Know”— Cherry Tree
“ripejawceremony” — Underblong
“A Hollow Cavity in the Chest Which is Also a Community Theatre” — Sixth Finch
“All the Trees of the Field Will Clap Their Hands” — Hobart
2019
“Imagine if Gender Were Stored in the Skull” — Okay Donkey
“Toward Some Meager Body” — Glass: A Journal of Poetry
“Naked, We Looked More Alike” — Hobart (also featured in Mass Poetry’s “Poem of the Moment” series)
“Fathering” — Redivider (nominated for Best of the Net 2019)
“The Wet Body” — Longleaf Review (nominated for Best Small Fictions 2020)
“Becoming Delicate” and “Poem with Dysphoria and Nephew” — Lammergeier (“Becoming Delicate” nominated for Best of the Net 2019)
“Gender as Riddle with No Solution” — The Shore
“Contemplations on a Sepulcher” and “When the World is Arranged According to Size” — Five:2:One
“Robin Eggs” — Screen Door Review
2018
“Consider a Swollen Heart” — Booth
“Our Husband is Your Husband but We Still Love Him” — Booth
“In the Morning Their Shirt is Hanging Off the Bed” — Okay Donkey
“Observing a Lover of Thirty Years Ago Today” — Every Pigeon (nominated for Best of the Net 2018)
“Volume and Displacement” — formercactus
“Reading the Novel Out of Order” — A VELVET GIANT
“Sweet Fruit” and “Pondering Watercolors for Later’s Painting” — gutwrench.
