poetry and prose
Poetry
"The Electric Hare" in The Indianapolis Review
"An Ode, to Catching" in Typish Literary Magazine
"Architects, Please Try Harder" in The Maine Review
"Archimedes' Father Discovers His Son's Sketches" in Oyster River Pages
"The Guy in the Cab" in Stirring Lit
"Litany for my Father" in Pigeonholes
"Circles" in Heron Tree
Four poems in Vending Machine Press
"The Garrote" in Panopoly
"Filming the Moon Landing" in Juke Joint Magazine
"My Dad Steps out of a 1987 Chevy Cavalier" in 365 Collection
"Self-Portrait as Labyrinth" in decomP magazineE (2017 Pushcart Prize nomination)
"Watching Hockey with my Son" in The Sandy River Review
"Melanie Daniels Smokes a Cigarette in Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds" in Drunk Monkeys
"Benediction 3" in Rock & Sling
"Coup de Grâce" in Hartskill Review
"Splashdown" in Lumina Literary Journal
"Pebble" in Straight Forward Poetry
"Casualty 1," "Casualty 2," and "Casualty 6" in Synaesthesia Magazine (First-place winner of the Synaesthesia Magazine Poetry Competition)
"Lightning Strikes Roy Sullivan for the Seventh Time" and "Palimpsest" in Kindred
"Fred Flintstone's Complaint" in Projector
"Former Students, Now Deceased" in Pembroke Magazine
"Pedal Steel Guitar" in Avatar
Reportage
"Art Can Persist on the Road" in ROVA
"Bringing Black Kink to the Memphis Mainstream" in The Memphis Flyer
"Alice Hasen: A Genre-Defying Musician with an Environmental Message" in Jejune Magazine
"Two Tasty Nonprofits That Support Sex Workers" in Jejune Magazine
"Maggie Of Mystic Light Casino Is Trans, Proud, And Rocking Memphis" in Translash
"What I’ve learned: A Memphis entrepreneur shares some wisdom after first year in business" in High Ground News
"With plans to expand, eagerly awaiting spring’s arrival at Black Seeds Urban Farms" in High Ground News
Book Reviews
"Grim Peace That’s Made a Home: A Review of Natalie Giarratano’s Big Thicket Blues" in Tupelo Quarterly
“Writing My Own Name in the Encyclopedia of Work:” A review of Matthew Nienow’s House of Water in Tupelo Quarterly
Other Writing
Watching ing the Disaster from a Florida Schoolyard" in Perspectives on Modern World History: The Challenger Disaster
Our Home on High, a one act play
My one appearance in Esquire.