- WRITING IN PERIODICALS & ANTHOLOGIES
- 2021
- “Real Talk (VII),” Harvard Review
- “Stool Sample Giggle Fit,” Damnation (UK)
- “The Whole Process,” The Rupture
- “An Appropriate Dream,” Fieldnotes (UK)
- “He Said He Didn’t Want Dog Shit on His Floor,” The Believer
- “Twelve Steps Ahead,” MAYDAY Magazine
- 2020
- “Letters from Her Piano Teacher,” South Carolina Review
- “The Volta,” Denver Quarterly
- 2019
- “Sleep Study,” The Sun
- “The Parting Sea,” We’ll Never Have Paris, Repeater Books (UK)
- “Thirsty,” Sublunary Editions
- 2018
- “Last Thing,” The Collagist
- “Three Shorts,” New York Tyrant
- “Two Unknowns,” Egress (UK)
- “Real Talk (III),” Hotel Amerika
- “The Gay Science,” Fanzine
- “Le cose infantili” [“Childish Things”], trans. Mariana Calvaresi, Edizioni Black Coffee (Italy)
- Interview with Matthew Vollmer, The Brooklyn Rail
- 2017
- “Post-its,” New England Review / Literary Hub
- “The Itch and the Touch,” The Southern Review / Longreads
- “Three Stories,” New York Tyrant
- “Ideia para um conto (macaco)” [“Short Story Idea (The Macaque)],” trans. Caetano Galindo, Piauí (Brazil)
- “Language on Vacation,” Fanzine
- “A Vicious Cycle,” The White Review Anthology, Fitzcarraldo Editions (UK)
- Interview with Khadijah Queen, Literary Hub
- 2016
- “Childish Things,” Bennington Review
- “In the Middle,” Los Angeles Review of Books
- “Dinner with Friends,” Juked
- “The Cliff’s Edge,” Vestiges
- “Notice,” Harvard Review
- “Brief Bio,” Fanzine
- “Unfit,” Heck
- “The Real Evan,” The Rumpus
- “The Truth About Death,” Numeró Cinq Magazine
- “Reading at the Dinner Table,” Quarter After Eight
- “How to Eat a Sunflower Seed,” Hobart
- Review of Infinite Fictions by David Winters, Denver Quarterly
- On The Passion According to G.H. by Clarice Lispector, The Scofield
- On The Poet, The Lion, Talking Pictures, El Farolito, A Wedding in St. Roch, The Big Box Store, The Warp in the Mirror, Spring, Midnights, Fire & All by C.D. Wright, BOMB
- On Proxies by Brian Blanchfield, HTMLGiant
- Introduction to the C.D. Wright Tribute Issue, with Susan Briante and Carmen Giménez Smith, The Volta
- Interview with Susan Daitch, BOMB
- Interview with Dylan Hicks, The Brooklyn Rail
- Interview with Casey Gray, Rain Taxi
- 2015
- “For This Relief Much Thanks,” Los Angeles Review of Books
- “Advice Vis-à-Vis (Look it Up) the Remainder,” Heavy Feather Review
- “Real Talk (XIX),” Arts & Letters
- “Short Story Idea (The Macaque),” BOMB
- “Sticker Chart,” The Toast
- “Review of Franklin Sports Junior Equipment Bag (Black),” The Good Men Project
- “Grave Exhortations,” The Rupture
- “A Bunt,” Hobart
- “Father–Son Combos,” Hobart
- “Sunlight (Your Son’s), Fury (Yours), Shame (Mine), and Fatigue (the Additional Person’s),” Litro
- “Tell Your Mother,” The Toast
- “Running on the Treadmill,” Drunken Boat
- “Four Stories,” The Scofield
- Review of Itch by Steven Seidenberg, Colorado Review
- 2014
- “A Vicious Cycle,” The White Review
- “The Old Man’s Song” by Pablo de Rokha, translated with Carmen Giménez Smith, Pinholes in the Night: Essential Poems from Latin America, Copper Canyon Press
- “Syllogism,” Eleven Eleven
- 2012
- “Untitled” in Croatian translation, Libra Libera (Croatia)
- “Huge Trouble,” Court Green
- “Untitled,” The Official Catalog of the Library of Potential Literature, Cow Heavy Books
- On The Fall of Sleep by Jean-Luc Nancy, Lit Pub
- 2011
- “Dead Poets Submission Service,” Evergreen Review
- “From From Old Notebooks,” Fence
- “Vija Celmins, Human Camera,” Burnaway
- On The Crab Nebula by Eric Chevillard, Nailed Magazine
- 2010
- “Chekhov’s Ironic Pathos,” Glimmer Train Bulletin
- 2009
- “Trunk Carpet Spare,” No Colony
- 2008
- “Bad Numbers,” Glimmer Train
- “Bennett’s Cheap Catharsis,” Post Road
- “From Avatar,” elimae
- On David Foster Wallace, McSweeney’s
- 2007
- “At the Core,” Memorious
- “Could This Be Love,” Opium
- Review of Friedrich Dürrenmatt: Selected Writings, Vols. 1-3, ed. Northcott, Ziolkowski, et al., Colorado Review
- 2006
- “Minus Five,” The Modern Review (Canada)
- “Town & Country,” Tusculum Review
- “To The Party,” Stirring: A Literary Collection
- “Based on a True Story,” Colorado Review
- Review of The Wavering Knife by Brian Evenson, Tusculum Review
- 2005
- “Appalachian Spring,” Land-Grant College Review
- “Great Things,” Denver Quarterly