FICTION
”Engelond” in Virginia Quarterly Review; reprinted in the Best American Short Stories 2024
”Neighborhood Dogs” in McSweeney’s
”Gloria” in American Short Fiction
”Tough Nickels” in A Public Space
”Work Wife” in Conjunctions (online)
”Midnight Dough” in the Los Angeles Review of Books
”There Is Nothing That I Want” in StoryQuarterly

POETRY
Crazyhorse, "Carnival"
The Brooklyn Review, “She Spits & Touches Her Tongue to Her Lungs,” “The Ministry of Crows,” “Origin Story”
Quarterly West, "The Folklore"
Black Warrior Review, "The Nightgown"
Gulf Coast Online Exclusives: “Queen’s Religion,” “Queen’s Pall,” “Queen at a Party”
Gulf Coast, "Rabbitcatcher of My Moods"
CutBank, "My Evil Twin"
Tupelo Quarterly, "Kroshechka Havroshechka"
West Branch, "The Priest," "Eunuch"
Beloit Poetry Journal, "Poverty Bucket"
Fence, "Solacer"
The Journal, "Tapestry with Maiden" and "Tapestry, Regarding the Monkey"
The Adroit Journal, "Lady Butter," "Page"
The Fairy Tale Review, "Sunday Queen," "Queen's Mother" and "Queen's Eulogy for Uncle" (Translucent Issue)
Sixth Finch, "The Fornix," "Terrarium," "Spikes"
Cimarron Review, "Our Lady of the Ropes," "The Hobbler"
Witness, "Time Is a Bride"
Guernica, "Twelve Days of Wedding"
Phantom Limb, "Wept All Day, Didn't Know Why"
The Missouri Review, "Saturday Evening"
jubilat, "Should We Have a Baby?" (request link)
Juked, "The Hurt Opera"
smoking glue gun, "America," "Cryptozoology," "In My Hallelujah Pajamas" 
Pleiades, "Hour of Monks"
A Riot of Perfume, "Husband, I Am a Scary Cauldron," "I Am a Truffle Pig"
Talking River, "Lamictal," "Speak Plainly!," "Can I Be a Man of God?"

NONFICTION AND OTHER
”Wild Enchantment: The Creatureliness of Barbara Comyns” in Bitch Media
Ask Baba Yaga: Advice column in The Hairpin
"True Summer":  Essay in The Hairpin
"Thumbelina" and "Kroshechka Havroshechka": Poems in response to Yuliya Lanina's fairy tale music boxes
"Literary Witches": Collaboration with Katy Horan on Okey-Panky/Electric Literature (the piece that inspired our book)
"Geoffrey Chaucer's Twytter Feed": Collaboration with Emma Steinkraus on Electric Literature