My Unbelievable Man
Published in The Laurel Review 50.2
24 April 2018
“To see a man / My man / Invisible man / I plan accidentally to / meet every day”
More information: New Poem: “My Unbelievable Man” in The Laurel Review 50.2
The Center of Dirty
Published in Cold Creek Review Issue No. 5
28 March 2018
“Rachel hung up on her mother while she was telling Rachel about her niece’s birthday party. The abrupt silence was packed with glass.”
More information: New Story: “The Center of Dirty” in Cold Creek Review #5
Nervous Bambi
Published in Impossible Archetype Issue 3
19 March 2018
“I’m dazzled by headlights / while flaming forest fire sits / smug on my couch under my roof / smoking up his coming out to me / like it is air itself.”
More information: New Poem: “Nervous Bambi” in Impossible Archetype #3
Roadside Freak Show
Published in Impossible Archetype Issue 2
21 August 2017
“The thing crafted from fabric and plaster, / more pile of dirt and wet cardboard / than realistic human skeleton, lies /
under glass in a white cinderblock / coffin elevated over the concrete floor”
More information: My First Published Poem: Roadside Freak Show
Editor’s Note: Ancient Moments of Telling
Published in Tiny Donkey
6 April 2016
“Such phylogenetic relationships are not limited to biology.”
More information: Latest Tiny Donkey Essay: Ancient Moments of Telling
Editor’s Note: Magic Mirrors on Every Wall
Published in Tiny Donkey
6 January 2016
“Locations are connected by wormholes.”
Cosplay Buffet
Published in Fairy Tale Review’s Fairy-Tale Files
co-written and edited by Jon Riccio
14 August 2015
“How far are people willing to alter their appearance?”
What We Lose
Published in Tiny Donkey
12 August 2015
“What must a boy lose to become a little bird?”
Once Upon a Microchip
Published in Fairy Tale Review’s Fairy-Tale Files
edited by Jon Riccio
5 June 2015
“In ‘A Toy Princess,’ a fairy tale from the 1877 collection On a Pincushion by English writer Mary de Morgan, an emotional and expressive princess named Ursula grows up in a kingdom of such incredible politeness that its subjects have demonized almost any form of empathy or feeling.”
More information: Published: Fairy-Tale File – Once Upon a Microchip
The Technologists Grimm
Published in Fairy Tale Review’s Fairy-Tale Files
edited by Jon Riccio
20 February 2015
“New medical technologies may not change boys into birds or the monster-laden into attractive spouses, but they can radically transform both the quality and life expectancy for people suffering from a variety of ailments.”
A Haunting
Self-published on Hi
14 December 2013
“The lizard, now dead, is haunting me.”
Why We Go to the Ocean
Self-published on Hi
29 September 2013
“We don’t go to the ocean because there is salt water in our blood.”
A Poem Constructed at the University of Arizona Poetry Center
Self-published on Hi
17 July 2013
“Human civilised the most popular sound: / talking”
7th Alcor Conference Recap
Published in Cryonics volume 29.1 [PDF]
1st Quarter 2008
“Alcor is no graveyard.”
More information: Alcor Conference – Table of Contents (a liveblog of the event)
