“Contingencies” in San Francisco Public Library’s Poem of the Day series
“Hello, Brother” in Talking Writing
“The Wave” in the San Francisco Chronicle
“When This Is All Over” in Midst
“Point At Which Parallel Waves Converge & From Which Diverge” in Tin House
“Machine Learning” and “Dissonance” in Rattle
“Sun Setting on San Francisco” and “Habits” in JuxtaProse Literary Magazine
“Distribution” in Bellevue Literary Review (Pushcart Prize Nominee)
“Commonalities” in Figure 1
“The Way Love Expires” (Best of the Net Nominee)
“How men deal” [Watch]
“Transplant” [Watch]
“Normal” and “Magnificent Things” in Atticus Review
“Little Fires” and “The Next Great American Love Story” in ZYZZYVA
“Writing Elegies Like Robert Hass” in the Intima (Pushcart Prize Nominee)
“Angles” in Spry
“I Am Yi-Fen Chou” [Watch]
“The Magnificent Capacity of Two Fireflies”* [Watch]
“Telomeres and a 2AM (Love) Poem” [Watch]
“Circe in the Mirror”
in sPARKLE & BLINK 69 and 64
“Cactus Heart” in Cactus Heart
“Brother” in The Quotable
“Radiation” in Tabula Rasa
“Casino,” “Dear Steve,” “Decision-Making,” “Laboratory Observations,” and “Visiting the Dreams of my Husband (a Su Shi translation)” in The Vanderbilt Review
“Letters to My Mother,” “Playing Dead,” and “The Last Visitation” in Tell Me Again
…an eclectic writer of great talent and broad subject matter who serves up poetry with a lyrical and narrative focus that, much like an obsidian knife, presents a dark edge about a thousand times sharper than a scalpel.
Michael Meyerhofer, Poetry Editor of Atticus Review
