I’m delighted that Cool Beans Lit has published my poem, “The Spinning Specter.”  Cool Beans Lit, a literary and arts magazine, publishes fiction, poetry, creative nonfiction, book reviews, author interviews, visual art, and photography. Published in Los Angeles, Cool Beans Lit, is edited by Lauren Avedis. The art editor is J.L. Stagner. Cool Beans Lit is a member of CLMP, the Community of Literary Magazines and Presses. Read “The Spinning Specter.” Read the Summer 2025 issue of Cool Beans Lit.Read more

I’m grateful to The Mid-Atlantic Review for publishing "Blue Fading to White." Read "Blue Fading to White."Read more

Many thanks to Cassendre Xavier and Tom Daubert for including my poem in S/He Speaks 3: Voices of Women, Trans & Nonbinary Folx (Moonstone Press) and for inviting me to participate in the reading at The Rotunda on the campus of the University of Pennsylvania.Read more

I'm happy to have three new poems, “Horse School,” “Heart Study,” and “The Secrets of Water and Air,” published by The Words Faire, an independent press based in Dayton, Ohio. They publish audio, essays, fiction, graphic novels, comics, poetry, reviews, and visual art. The Words Faire is a member of the Community of Literary Magazines and Presses (CLMP). Read the poems.Read more

My short story collection, The Kennerly Stories, has been selected as a semi-finalist for the 2024 Hudson Prize. The Hudson Prize, conducted by Black Lawrence Press, is awarded in two categories, prose and poetry. The ListRead more

I’m grateful to River and South Review – particularly Alexandra Thomas, the managing editor, and H. T. Reynolds and Tasha Saint-Louis, the poetry editors – for publishing my poem, “How to Tell Your Teenage Daughter.” River and South Review is an online journal run by the students of the Maslow Family Graduate Program in Creative Writing at Wilkes University in Wilkes-Barre, PA. They publish poetry, fiction, and creative nonfiction by new, emerging, and seasoned writers. River and South Review is a member of the Community of Literary Magazines and Presses (CLMP). Read the latest issue…Read more

Many thanks to The Bookends Review for publishing my poem, “Cinders.” Written from the perspective of a character named Joy, “Cinders” is from my work in progress. All the best to everyone who, like Joy, resists patriarchy. The Bookends Review, an independent creative arts journal, publishes fiction, nonfiction, poetry, interviews, essays, book reviews, and visual/musical works from around the world. Jordan Blum founded the journal in 2012 and is the editor-in-chief and the fiction editor. Anannya Uberoi and Katrenia Busch are the poetry editors. Read “Cinders”Read more