A 2021 recipient of the Barbara and Carl Zydney Grant for Artists with Disabilities through NYFA, my first full-length collection on disability and femme identity, titled The Uninhabitable, is out from Sibling Rivalry Press! Please rate & review on Goodreads.
Books:
The Uninhabitable (Sibling Rivalry Press, 2019)
Chapbooks:
HONOR // SHAME (Gap Riot Press, 2018)
NOON (dancing girl press, 2018)
The Rotting Kind (Ghost City Press, 2017) (press release)
Soft Switch (Damaged Goods Press, 2016)
Recent & Forthcoming:
“All I’m looking for is a ceremony,” “Pills,” and “I Want to Feel Like Home” forthcoming in Every Place On The Map Is Disabled: Poems and Essays on Disability, from Northwestern University Press in 2026
“‘Hope is a Practice’: Reflections on Graduate Labor, White Saviorism, and Coping in the Peri-Academy” with Andréa Stella and Anna Zeemont, Kairos 2022
“#Triggered: The Invisible Labor of Traumatized Doctoral Students” with Andréa Stella, Journal of Multimodal Rhetorics 5.1, 2021
“Patron Saint of Lost Causes” and “[ Interlude with Essay abt Pain]” in Blanket Sea
“Blood Powers,” “Specimen: Men,” “Interlude w Affirmations,” and “Specimen: Become A Bright Wind” in DREGINALD
“Crazy Femme Pedagogy” with Andréa Stella in Mad Scholars: Reclaiming and Reimagining the Neurodiverse Academy
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