Where to Find My Work

Zone 3

• Spring 2021, Vol. 36 No. 1

  • A Pond in the Christchurch Botanical Gardens

Book of Matches

• Spring 2021, Issue 2

  • Getting Mail Is No Great Thing

Polaris Literary Magazine

• Spring 2021, Issue 71

  • Closing Time

The Owen Wister Review

• Spring 2020

  • In a small town somewhere there is someone driving a car late at night and on Second Street

  • The One O’clock Trains:

  • The Depot

  • A Certain Tea

  • Dark-filled

  • A Lonely Creature

  • A Small Quiet

  • Of a Snow in Mid-October

  • What became true in that moment was not clear

Waxing & Waning

• Fall 2021, Issue 08

  • This One for the Boy Carrying the Boombox

  • Vantablack Or, There is a point at which darkness surpasses the limits of human perception. Objects past such a point become fuzzy in appearance around the edges and lose any topological structure as far as the eye is concerned. It is like trying to perceive the Void itself.

• Spring 2022, Issue 09

  • Which Way to Row When There’s No Island in Sight

  • Lágnætti

SPECTRA Poets

• Fall 2021, Issue 1

  • Erasure

Wild Roof Journal

• Spring 2022, Issue 13

  • To Root, To Branch

Peauxdunque Review

• Summer 2022, Issue 7

  • Streetlamps and Angels

Main Street Rag

• Forthcoming

  • This is a poem in which you lie about the house on Clark Street