Publications

Poetry

Georgia Review, “During the Storm, the City Reassures Me” & “I'm Not Here to Speak until You Feel Clarity,” March 2026

Copper Nickel - “To someone who’s said, I love you, too many times [A sound altered]” & “To someone who’s said, I love you, too many times [She asks, Is it unusual],” Spring 2026

Poetry - “To someone who’s heard, I love you, too many times [The couple who owns the restaurant that makes]” and “To someone who’s heard, I love you, too many times [Who among us has not followed a pattern,” March 2026

Literary Hub -”Afternoon in the Cemetery,” Feb. 2026

Adi Magazine - “What Migration Will Do To You,” Dec. 2025

Poet Lore - “Year of the Snake” and “Lessons from the Replicant,” Winter/Spring 2025

West Branch - “When is it Disrespectful to Modify an Image?” Summer 2025

Epiphany Magazine - "Waiting Ghazal," "Beauty Talk," and "The Other End of ‘Have You Eaten,’" Spring/Summer 2025

Poet Lore - “Subduction,” Summer/Fall 2024

Sundress Publications Broadside - “Field Notes Beginning with a Dish of Kalamay,” Fall 2024

ONLY POEMS - Interview + “Value Theory,” “Maybe the Body is a Loved One,” “Wading into the River Beneath the Interstate,” and “After Florida’s Six Week Abortion Ban Takes Effect,” Oct. 2024

Poetry Daily - “Toyo” (reprinting), Aug. 2024

The Margins - “Pig Story” (in collaboration with Rhoni Blankenhorn), July 2024

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” (reprinting), Oct. 2021

Southern Humanities Review - "Dreamscape Dressed in My Younger Self" and “American Crow Delivers a Message to My Younger Self,” March 2021

The Paris Review Daily - "This is One Way to Listen," May 2020

Essays and Book Reviews

Poetry Northwest - “What’s a working class-poem?: On Amy De’Ath’s ‘Not a Force of Nature,’” March 2026

Southern Review of Books - “Looking through the Dual Lens: Michelle Peñaloza’s "All the Words I Can Remember Are Poems,’” Feb. 2026

Michigan Quarterly Review - “Addressing the Body: Mia Ayumi Malhotra’s ‘Mothersalt,’” Dec. 2025

The Rumpus - I Thought America Was the Thief: Mastery and Assimilation in Esther Lin’s “Cold Thief Place,” Aug. 2025

Los Angeles Review of Books - Consciousness Multiplied: A Review of Harryette Mullen’s “Regaining Unconsciousness,” Aug. 2025

Massachusetts Review - “Reframing the Scholar in Jennifer Nelson’s On the Way to the Paintings of Forest Robberies,” June 2025

TriQuarterly - In Defense of Subjective Silences: Audience, archive and access in three debut poetry collections, April 2025

Split Lip Magazine - Presenting Violence Without Replicating Violence: On Megan Pinto’s “Saints of Little Faith,” March 2025

The Margins - The End of the World Isn’t New and Neither Is the Work Ahead of Us: On Franny Choi’s poetry, Feb. 2025

Philosophy and Global Affairs - A Review of Sarona Abuaker’s “Why so few women on the street at night,” Winter 2025

On The Seawall - Grounding the Love Song: Exploring persona, audience, and authenticity in Kenzie Allen’s “Cloud Missives,'“ Sept. 2024

Poetry Northwest - The Infinite Potential of Wrong Directions in Xiao Yue Shan “then telling be the antidote,” June 2024