The Work

“The Night I Learn that Quantum Mechanics Says that in Trying to Observe Something You Alter It,” forthcoming in Grist

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“In a parallel universe I borrow grief from my daughter, who has it to spare” in Jet Fuel

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“20 years ago I wished on a shooting star that turned out to be dead bodies,” in SoFloPoJo

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“I tell Mary Magdalene an emotionally unavailable 33 year old man can’t save her but I can,” in Palette Poetry

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“when I think about us, I think about southern summers,”  SWWIM

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“My mom says the year I was born you could buy one of everything from the taco bell menu for $15”  in Taco Bell Quarterly. 

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"I'm glad my grandma died before she could see me get fat," Spring 2024 contest runner up in Phoebe Literature

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“The friends I had at nineteen are all blocked on Facebook now but” in Milk Press

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“saleslady says stop romanticizing the struggle” in Electric Literature’s The Commute 

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“When I tell my therapist I put the ‘bi’ in bipolar she asks to see me twice a week” in Electric Literature The Commuter

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"My fiance says it’s like all women have cultural memory of when they were worms”  inHayden’s Ferry Review Issue 73

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“My therapist says it’s trauma, I say it’s a party trick”  in Hayden’s Ferry Review Issue 73