Short Fiction
Where He Went
Published in Epiphany Magazine
Centralia in the Sky
Published in Gulf Coast Journal
Dead Inside
Published by Fiction Attic Press
That One Night
Published by Barcelona Review, read the backstory here
Dear Mermaid, Dead Mermaid
Published in Jabberwock Review, nominated for a 2022 Pushcart Prize
Sevilla, Seville
Published in Washington Square Review
The Flood
Published in Farewell Transmission
Geothermal
Published in The Normal School
Regeneration
Published in After the Storm, included in “Storms of the Revolution” anthology
One Day Closer
Published by Forge Literary Magazine, read the interview here
Peatlands
Published in King Ludd’s Rag No. 8 by Malarkey Books
Oh, how the world turns in the circle of a can
Published in Atticus Review
The streets are alive with the sound of jackhammers
Published by Pif Magazine
Love and Pistils
Published by Oyster River Pages
Oblivion
Published by Red Rock Review (Fall 2021 issue)
Green Roof
Published by Washington Writers’ Publishing House
The Fence, The Zoo, and the Empty Stroller
Published by Schuylkill Valley Journal
Mount P.
Published by Vastarien Volume 3, Issue 2
Poetry
Apology to the DC Public Library System – 730DC
I lost my poem – 730DC
Fight before a flight; The last to leave – Movable Type
Secret Lives of DC Rooftops – 730DC
Interviews
Tarot, Superheroes, and the Great American Novel: An interview with John Pistelli about “Major Arcana” at The Chicago Review of Books
From the Group Chat to the Stars: PW Talks with Lincoln Michel – Publisher’s Weekly
Novelist Abraham Verghese tackles spirituality and science – The Cap Times
Writing in the Age of AI: Vauhini Vara’s New Book “Searches” Explores the Power of Language at The Chicago Review of Books
On what it takes to find success later in life: Interview with Henry Oliver at The Creative Independent
On the drive to learn and understand: Writer Chloe Benjamin on lifelong curiosity, finding balance with the real world, and the superstition of keeping projects secret at The Creative Independent
A Geologist, Philosopher, Politician, and Chef Walk into a Bar… and They’re Sisters: A Conversation with Caoilinn Hughes about “The Alternatives” at Chicago Review of Books
Mini Interview with Jami Attenberg on A Reason to See You Again at The Rumpus
Confronting the Climate Crisis through Fiction: A Conversation with Mary Annaïse Heglar at The Rumpus
On having faith in creative abundance. Interview with Mark Cecil at The Creative Independent
“What Doesn’t Kill You Opens Your Heart”: Interview with Max Hipp at Southern Literary Review
On getting the details right. Interview with Aram Mrjoian at The Creative Independent
A Generational Game of Telephone: A Conversation with Aram Mrjoian on “Waterline” at Chicago Review of Books
On asking the hard questions. Interview with Leslie Pietrzyk at The Creative Independent
Johannes Lichtman is Preserving Prewar Ukraine. Interview at The Millions
On creative work as a space for new possibilities. Interview with Allegra Hyde at The Creative Independent
Poet Devin Kelly on allowing yourself to be surprised at The Creative Independent
On how creative work helps make sense of the everyday. Interview with GennaRose Nethercott at The Creative Independent
Meditation, ego death, and the humor of being alive in “Bad Thoughts”: An interview with Nada Alic at The Chicago Review of Books
Strangers in a Wisconsin bar inspired Nickolas Butler’s new novel – The Cap Times
Madison author Christina Clancy follows the sun in ‘The Snowbirds’ – The Cap Times
Daniel Kenitz’s debut novel explores the dark side of reality TV – The Cap Times
Curtis Sittenfeld writes about ‘grouchy, liberal Midwestern women’ – The Cap Times
‘Wisconsin Idols’ pens a love letter to Wisconsin legends – The Cap Times
Q&A: Local Author Len Kruger on Asking Good Bad Questions at 730DC
Q&A: Poet Regie Cabico on Lying to Tell the Truth at 730DC
Bud Smith on absurdity in fiction at The Florida Review
Ahead of book talk, Lauren Myracle explains love for ‘full creepy’ – The Cap Times
Madison musician Ritt Deitz goes stage to page – The Cap Times
Cap Times interviews with Jane Hamilton, Mark O’Connell, Sasha Debevec-McKenney, André Aciman
Featured Essays
AI, Impressionism, and the Fleeting Now: On Gustave Caillebotte and the Art to Come – The Metropolitan Review
Bach is a Strange Loop – Romanticon
Immortality in fiction, from Ancient Greece to the far future: On The Iliad, 17,776, and more – Beyond the Bookshelf
How to write climate fiction without being a doomer – Climate Fiction Writers League
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