Books
Anthologies
Poems Available Online
Collaborative Poetry Available Online
Books
Necessary Poisons, Interstellar Flight Press, 2024
Twelve: Poems Inspired by the Brothers Grimm Tale, Interstellar Flight Press, September 2020
Every Girl Becomes the Wolf, authored in collaboration with Laura Madeline Wiseman, Finishing Line Press, August 2018
Your Molten Heart / A Seed to Hatch, Kickstarter Funded, March 2018
Anthologies
- “Beware of Attics,” Undead: A Poetry Anthology of Ghouls, Ghosts, and More, Apex Publication, 2018 (available for preorder)
- “A Gathering of Baba Yagas,” coauthored with Lauren Madeline Wiseman, They Said: A Multi-Genre Anthology of Contemporary Collaborative Writing, edited by Simone Muench and Dean Rader, Black Lawrence Press, 2018
- “The Red Inside of Girls,” Nasty Women Poets: An Unapologetic Anthology of Subversive Verse, edited by Grace Bauer and Julie Kane, Lost Horse Press, 2017
- “The Tenth Sister,” Write Like You’re Alive 2016, Zoetic Press, September 2016
- “Red Riding Hood Remembers,” Myth+Magic Anthology, Pork Belly Press, September 2015
- “Red Riding Hood Remembers,” The 2013 Rhysling Anthology, Science Fiction Poetry Association, 2013.
- “Bird Collides with Window,” A Blackbird Sings: a book of small poems, Woodsmoke Press, 2012 [ USA | UK | Kindle ]
Poems Available Online
- “Ars Poisana,” a collaborative poem with Carina Bissett, Enchanted Conversation, December 2021
- “Sidney Prescott: Our Lady of Survival,” Cosgrrrl, November 2021
- “Little Ghost” and “The Zenith,” Yes, Poetry, April 2021
- “Bride of Frankenstein: Our Lady of Rage,” Star*Line, Fall 2019
- “Belatedly, The Refusal,” Glass: A Journal of Poetry, April 2019
- “A Little Background Information,” Cotton Xenomorph, February 25, 2019
- “Miss Piggy: Our Lady of Owning That Shit,” Pittsburgh Poetry Houses, Vol III, Issue 4, Fall 2018.
- “Morning, Wrapped in Maple and Pine,” “A Fallen Heaven,” “A Wake,” “I Have Tried to Explain,” “A Last Missive,” and “Student of More,” Quail Bell, Fall 2017
- “Carrie White: Our Lady of Blood,” Diode Poetry Journal, Vol. 10, No. 4, Summer 2017
- “The Idea, What Else,” Rogue Agent, Issue 28, July 2017
- “Songs for Psyche,” Devilfish Review, Issue 18, March 2017
- “Summer Hauntings,” Eye to the Telescope, #22 The Ghost Issue, October 2017
- “Sarah Connor: Our Lady of Self Determination,” Literary Orphans, Issue 26, September 2016
- “Allow Me to Tell You About Plastic and Mold,” Yellow Chair Review, Pop Culture Issue, December 2015
- “The Things I Own,” Thank You for Swallowing, July 17, 2015 (reprinted in KYSO Flash, Issue 4, Fall 2015)
- “Eve and Pandora,” Nonbinary Review, Issue #4: Bulfinch’s Mythology: The Age of Fable, April 2015
- “Annie Taylor, Niagara Falls, 1901” and “Red Riding Hood Remembers,” Linden Avenue, Issue I, June 2012
- “Comfort at Last,” Z-composition, Issue I, February 2012
- “An Ifrit in San Francisco,” Scheherezade’s Bequest, Issue 14, Dec 2011
- “This Apocalypse,” Strange Horizons, 3/14/2011
- “Miscalculation,” Train Write, November 2010
- “Nature’s Mandala” and “All That is Left Behind,” Cats with Thumbs, Feb. 15, 2010
- “Wings,” Strange Horizons, 7-16-2007
Collaborative Poetry with Laura Madeline Wiseman
Laura Madeline Wiseman and I started experimenting with collaborative poetry in mid-2015 and have since written dozens of poems, which have appeared in both online and print journals and anthologies. Our chapbook, Every Girl Becomes the Wolf, is available from Finishing Line Press.
- “A Thaumaturgy of Animals” and “Aubade of the Slain Choosers,” Rune Bear, September 2018
- “Reflection of the Blind,” Eye to the Telescope, Issue 29 – The Dark, July 2018
- “Pouring the Pennyroyal,” “Fish Bone Wishes,” and “Cento of the Golden Key,” Priestess & Hierophant 5, Darkness and Light, June 2018
- “Because Her Face Fades,” Faery Magazine #36, Autumn 2016
- “A Gathering of Baba Yagas,” Strange Horizons, June 2016
- “Hunger“ and “The Huntsman’s Heart,” Rose Red Review, Winter 2015
- “Inside Her Curious White Sleigh,” Yellow Chair Review – Rock the Chair, September 2015
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