Writing:
Fiction
“Castle,” Necessary Fiction, forthcoming
“The Thinker,” Maudlin House, June 2021
“Filled with Fire,” HAD, May 2021
“Knowledge,” Hobart, July 2020
“They Were,” The Sun, July 2016
“They Were,” Stone Highway Review, August 2014
“Dizzy,” Tin House: The Open Bar, April 2014
“Blemishes,” ARDOR, Issue 4, February 2014
“Grace,” Hobart, April 2013
Nonfiction
“Dear Friend,” The Rumpus: Letters for Kids, spring 2019
“Nearing 40,” Hobart, September 2019
“He and I (and Her Too) (PDF),” The Threepenny Review, fall 2016
“Dear Friend,” The Rumpus: Letters in the Mail, fall 2016
“Dress Up,” River Teeth: Beautiful Things, September 2015
“Enigma,” The Sun, May 2015
Comics:
“Harry Quotes,” Hobart, April 2018
“After Kafka,” Aquifer: The Florida Review Online, January 2018
“My Life As Dad,” Hobart, June 2016
“Nuts: A True Story,” The Rumpus, May 2016
“March 22nd,” Hobart, December 2015
“Bunny & Hawk,” The Rumpus, October 2015
“Bacon, Egg, & Oats,” The Rumpus, June 2015
“Devolution of My Parenting Philosophy,” Hobart, May 2015
“Wrigley Field,” Hobart, April 2015
“Two Birds,” Buffalo Almanack, Issue 7, March 2015
Photography:
“Lament of a Robin,” 3Elements Review, No.5, Fall Issue, October 2014
“Two Men and a Mattress,” “Rain Riding,” and “Makeshift Memorial,” Heavy Feather Review, Issue 3.3, March 2014 (print)
Unnamed, illustration for “Come to Pharaoh” by Matt Marinovich, SmokeLong, Issue 43, March 2014
“Reflecting Trees” and “Blue Lights,” Flyway: Journal of Writing and Environment, March 2014
“Intersections,” an online gallery, The Citron Review, Spring Issue, March 2014
“Light,” Blue Fifth Review: Blue Five Notebook series, Issue 14.3, February 2014
Unnamed, illustration for “Europe Calling: Wandering in the Shadow of D.H. Lawrence” by Julia Braun Kessler, Eclectica, July/August 2011 Issue
“Chicago Skyline from Afar,” “Towering Smokestack,” and “Winter Field,” in the online photo collection, Midwestern Gothic, 2011
“George,” selected for 51 Faces of D.C., portraiture collection displayed at the Convention Center, Washington, D.C.; curated by the D.C. Commission on the Arts and Humanities and Fotoweek DC, 2010
