Fiction

Mississippi Review

When There Were Witches

New Ohio Review

Stomach Pains

The Ex-Puritan

Vanishing Point

The Vassar Review

Half Life of Birds

Poetry

Cincinnati Review (forthcoming)

Seven Revisions to the Garden

Foglifter

Fairytale with Donkey Skin

Lake Effect

Confessions of the Sin-Eater

Lake Effect

Scrimshaw

American Journal of Poetry

Rorschach

American Journal of Poetry

New Perscription

Wasafiri

In the Garden where the Gorgons Lived

Glass: A Journal of Poetry

Letters to Shadow Men

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A year ago, I could not even have imagined such colors.

I will always be a sucker for a good courtyard. Everyone told me fall would be lonely in France. All I see right now are all the colors, all the tenderness, all the exquisite joy.

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I am ecstatic to announce that my debut novel, Glass Girls, will be published Summer 2025 with the Gillian Flynn Books imprint of @zandoprojects! To say I am emotional is an understatement. To say I am grateful is vastly under-representative of how f

Class field trip today on board the Bateaux Mouche and the Bourse de la Commerce. 💜

Little gratitude post because my campus is actually insane and the garden in the center is wildly beautiful.

Not pictured: the two cats that live on campus and frequently come into the libraries and classrooms to say hello

Sunday is for window shopping and loitering on the terrace

As it's been nearing spooky season, I've increasingly found myself drawn towards thrillers and The Last Housewife was actually wildly insane. The twist is one that came close to entirely breaking my brain. But make sure you do read the CWs at the beg

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I will never be over Alexis Henderson's world building. There's something so hearty and comforting about trusting the way an author will move through the setting in a way that highlights the characters and takes a story-first approach. This one has b

The Lost Apothecary was a whirlwind read from beginning to end. Penner brings vivid setting detail and poignant character development to both folds of her dual timeline. A commentary on womanhood and female empowerment, the Lost Apothecary was a magi