I've got new poems out in the current online issues of The National Poetry Review and The Arkansas International. "Craving" and "Sisters, We Must Hold the Water In Our Mouths." 

Thank you to the editors of these mags for choosing these poems!

My poems "It Feels Like Years" and "Woman Living Alone" appear in the summer/fall 2020 issue of I-70 Review. 

"It Feels like Years" features an epigraph from a poet whose work I am genuinely obsessed with, Kathleen Pierce. It's a line from her poem "Ovidian" from her book The Oval Hour​:

"Who moves among desires understands stasis is the harder art." 

I wrote about Aimee Baker's wonderful collection Doe, which explores the cases of missing and murdered women over at The Bind.  Anyone who consumes true crime will find something to consider in these poems. I know I did.

Missouri's Poet Laureate Karen Craigo reads Nursewifery as part of her Poem 366 project. She says some wonderful things about this little chap. You can read her reflections here. 

My poem "A Cautionary Tale" is in the current issue of The Boiler. Inspired by a weird trip to to Massachusetts, bad vibes between friends, and a possibly rabid cat who was locked in the garage for months.

A.N. DeJesus reviews Flatlands with a wonderful unpacking of gendered dynamics of the title poem "Flatlands" at Cider Press Review.