SELECTED NONFICTION
What is Special About Dusk, LIT, No.36, Spring Issue 2024 (February 2024)
Hot Tick Summer, The Pinch online, Volume 13 (September 2023)
A Note on Asking The Internet For Marriage Advice, Joyland (January 2023)
Why Bathing Is More Than Self-Care—It’s Art, Catapult ( August 2020)
Sky Ballet, Waxing and Waning: Issue Five (January 2020)
CATAPULT MAGAZINE COLUMN, “FOCUS GROUP ARCHIVES”
This collection of lyrical essays pulls elements from memoir, cultural criticism, and art review to take readers on a comically surreal tour through a niche sector of corporate America. Installments engage with the work of Mierle Laderman Ukeles, Lynn Hershman Leeson, William Pope.L, Farrah Fawcett, and Chloe Wise.
When Fresh Food Is a Luxury, Beauty Becomes a Necessity, Catapult ( August 2021)
In America, There’s No Such Thing as Pure Water, Catapult ( May 2021)
How to Hide Your Grief in a French Roll, Catapult ( April 2021)
I Traded My Image for Money, Now I Want It Back, Catapult ( January 2021)
What Does It Take to Be a Woman Who Has It All?, Catapult ( December 2020)
How Years of Running Beauty Focus Groups Nearly Destroyed Me, Catapult ( October 2020)
SELECTED FICTION
When You Want to Smell like You’ve Been Eating, HAD (August 2022)
Serving Dessert at a Funeral, HAD (August 2022)
A Billable Hour, XRAY (October 2019)
Red Straw, No. 2 Magazine (February 2019)
Machines, Breadcrumbs (January 2019)
5,000 BTUs, The Paragon Journal (August, 2017)
RECOGNITION
What is Special About Dusk, LIT, No.36, featured in Memoir Monday
A Note on Asking The Internet For Marriage Advice, Joyland, featured in Memoir Monday
When Fresh Food Is a Luxury, Beauty Becomes a Necessity, Catapult, featured in Memoir Monday
How Years of Running Beauty Focus Groups Nearly Destroyed Me, Catapult, featured in Memoir Monday
Soak, Dear Hilma, and Nonsense, Semi-finalist in American Short Fiction’s “Short(er)” 2020 Fiction Contest
How Does That Make You Feel?, finalist for The Southampton Review 2020 Nonfiction Prize
Taste of Pewter, Pigeon Pages, 2019 Essay Contest Honorable Mention, judged by Melissa Febos; nominated for Best of the Net 2019
Peak Cute, CHEAP POP, nominated for Best Small Fictions 2019