Selected Works & Reviews
Books
In Absolutes We Seek Each Other, New Michigan Press, Oregon Book Award finalist
Poems & Hybrid Works
Of Daylight Saving Time, My Fitness Pal, and Indoor/Outdoor Cats, DIAGRAM (forthcoming)
Four Visual Poems, Dream Pop
Two Poems, Four Way Review
Of Winter Gardens, Confections & Routine Holiday Stress, Burning House Press
Girl - Poetry Northwest, Vandal Poem of the Day, Pushcart-nominated
Nine Haiku from a College with Open Admissions - The Account, Best of the Net-nominated
Freight- Diagram
Overheard at the Zoo - Broadsided Press
The Understory - Public Pool
A World - Public Pool
Tonight's Anatomy - Tin House
Barnacles - Subtropics
Jellyfish - Prairie Schooner, Verse Daily
Tonight's Anatomy - Cortland Review
Moon Snail - Paris Review
White - Burnside Review, Verse Daily
Podcast reading for : Multnomah County Library April 2016
Essays & Reviews:
The Polaroid Baby & the Shape of Time - River Teeth (forthcoming)
Supporting Details (about teaching reading, in Entropy's Literacy Narrative series)
Beyond and Behind and Before the Science News (about Jena Osman's Motion Studies and Franny Choi's Soft Science in Poetry Northwest online)
Actual-Miraculous (about a poem by Martha Silano on 32 Poems' blog)
The Intertidal Zone (about aquariums in Brain, Child, Pushcart-nominated)
Almost Home (about moving to Portland, on Tin House's blog)
The Evolution of the Peppered Moth (about working in a plant genomics lab, in the Harvard Review)
The Polaroid Baby & the Shape of Time - River Teeth (forthcoming)
Supporting Details (about teaching reading, in Entropy's Literacy Narrative series)
Beyond and Behind and Before the Science News (about Jena Osman's Motion Studies and Franny Choi's Soft Science in Poetry Northwest online)
Actual-Miraculous (about a poem by Martha Silano on 32 Poems' blog)
The Intertidal Zone (about aquariums in Brain, Child, Pushcart-nominated)
Almost Home (about moving to Portland, on Tin House's blog)
The Evolution of the Peppered Moth (about working in a plant genomics lab, in the Harvard Review)