I wrote “The Herons” after a day of walking and driving around the Sacramento National Wildlife Refuge and was lucky enough to have the poem picked up by Feral Journal of Poetry and Art for The Hunger Issue. I hope you like it.

Two of my poems appear in Issue 3 of Hush Lit. It’s a beautiful poetry venue, and I’m glad to be a part of it. “Anthills” recalls how my first reading of One Hundred Years of Solitude at seventeen informed how I behaved about romantic love for the rest of my life. I think most people have a story about the first time they read that novel. It’s powerful. “Consent” is in honor of my daughters and the way they move in the world. The rising generation of women and girls take so little bullshit from men. I can’t read…

An online zine called Punk Noir Magazine was kind enough to run a fierce mermaid flash I wrote called “I Knew By The Tail.” Content warning: miscarriage.

I have a story up in the latest issue of Passengers Journal that was begun during my third residency last summer at Ashland MFA. My teacher Naomi J. Williams led us through a story prompt told in different points of view, and this little piece of domestic nightmare was born.

Check out my short story Good Housekeeping in the latest issue of Coffin Bell. CW: Child abuse, sexual violence, drug addiction

I have a flash nonfiction piece up at the first issue of Howling Mad Review, a magazine run by two of my favorite people, fellow Ashland MFA writers Amy Zanarek and Jason Gaidis. Check it out here.