Forthcoming:
Mädchenfänger, DIAGRAM
Boys, Boss, Florida Review
Spring/Summer 2019:
In the Burnpile Behind the Old Nobles House, Little Fiction/Big Truths
Two Truths and a Lie, Ninth Letter
Transitional Objects, Pidgeonholes
Body of Longing, with Dina L. Relles, Waxwing
The Parts No One Wants to Hear, Hypertrophic Literary
Fall/Winter 2018:
Kristine at the Gun Show, Superstition Review
[nominated for 2019 Best American Travel Writing]
A Little, A Ton, Barely South Review
I Don’t Know If I Am Real Without You, March Vladness
Territory, Fugue
Secretion, Longleaf Review
A Spectator Event and Take Me Anywhere, 45th Parallel
Spring/Summer 2018:
Tone, with Kevin Mahler, The Normal School
For Me Only, Gigantic Sequins
Bears Like Spectators, Chautauqua
New Dawn Coming, Noble / Gas Qtrly
Satellite Mind, Atticus Review
Good Guess, cahoodaloodaling
[nominated for 2019 Best Small Fictions]
Lanes, The Collagist/The Rupture
Surface Tension, Quarter After Eight
Brend Child Fur Dreadeth, March Shredness
You Entertain Rest, the museum of americana
[nominated for 2018 Best of the Net]
She’ll Only Come Out at Night, CHEAP POP
[longlisted for 2019 Wigleaf Top 50; nominated for 2018 Pushcart Prize]
The Rules, Atlas & Alice
[nominated for 2018 Best of the Net]
Fall/Winter 2017:
Slight, Crab Orchard Review
[named Notable in Best American Essays 2019, received 2016 Rafael Torch Award in Literary Nonfiction]
You, Prom, a Dance, apt.
Christmas Cards My Teenage Boyfriend Meant to Send,
Barrelhouse Online
Club Pines, New Delta Review
Speak, Synaesthesia Magazine
[nominated for 2018 Best of the Net]
16 on College Weekends, Gordon Square Review
I Will Not Die, For You, The Rumpus
Say No Nice, Storm Cellar
Spring/Summer 2017:
Matches, Lunch Ticket
Interloper, Critical Read
Good Sorts, Split Lip Magazine
The Things I Didn’t Know, The Bitter Southerner
In What I Have Done, Rock & Sling
Dominant/recessive, Sweet
[Artist Statement]
Earlier:
Remains, Tahoma Literary Review
Place Where You Live: Ralston, Nebraska, Orion Magazine
He Stopped Loving Her Today, First Class Lit
