Forthcoming: Book Review
Look for my review of poet Kelly McQuain‘s new book Scrape the Velvet from Your Antlers in Still: The Journal in June 2023.
Look for my review of poet Kelly McQuain‘s new book Scrape the Velvet from Your Antlers in Still: The Journal in June 2023.
MICA’s artsy literary journal Full Bleed will publish my essay “The Enterprising Farmer,” which is part of my hybrid memoir, in their upcoming Materials Issue…
Look for my interview with Lark Ascending author Silas House in Woodshed.
Chautauqua Literary Journal plans to publish my essay “Farming After Death,” which is part of my hybrid memoir, in June 2023.
I am grateful to The Dewdrop for publishing my poem “After Portugal” on 26 February, 2023.
THAT Literary Review—“the Journal of the Unexpected”—published my short essay “Peeping” as their Creative Nonfiction selection for the month of December 2022.
On 28 November, 2022, Appalachian Review nominated my essay “Grasping at Grace” for The Pushcart Prize. Thanks, Appalachian Review!
On November 24, 2022, Salon.com published my short, lyric essay “On This Farm, There’s No Thanksgiving.”
Burningword Literary Journal selected me as their Featured Writer for Issue 104, and chose to publish my poems “Stolen Gum” and ”Fire in the Hole”…
Assay: A Journal of Nonfiction Studies published my essay “Laboring Toward Leisure” in Issue 9.1, on 1 October 2022. “Laboring Toward Leisure” is a shortened,…
In their Summer 2022 Issue, Appalachian Review published my essay “Grasping at Grace,” in which I explore the way Paul Simon’s music wound through my…
Yes! Magazine published my article “Is a Fair Chance the Solution to West Virginia’s Pain?“ under the headline “To Help the Economy and Addiction Problems,…
The Dewdrop published my lyric essay “Pigs in Winter“ in their “Way Seeking Mind” section on 10 August, 2022.
Yes! Magazine published my story “Growing From Labor to Leisure” in the Summer 2022 Issue. This article follows the experience of three lady farmers: Jenna Brownell…
In late 2021, the Greenbrier Historical Society Journal published my essay “Perpetual Structural History at Martin & Jones.”
In August of 2021 Greenbrier Valley Quarterly published my article “Music Heals,” an exploration of how the Healing Appalachia concert benefits those in need of recovery…
In Spring of 2021, Greenbrier Valley Quarterly published my essay “Try Martin & Jones,” which features the hundred-year-old hardware store and its iconic owner, Jack Tuckwiller.
In February 2021, OPEN: Journal of Arts and Letters published my narrative poem “What Was Lost.” This poem–part of my current hybrid manuscript–details my experience with…