Poetry
- Literary Hub: “Hard Labor” (forthcoming)
- The Margins: “Feeding the Koi” (forthcoming)
- Diode Poetry Journal: “Hard Labor,” “Scene with Watermelon from Hokusai,” “Argument Over Dinner,” and “Washington Square Park at Dusk”
- San Diego Poetry Journal: “Poem with Moons”
- Verse Daily: “Shakespeare in the Park, Shakespeare on the Moon”
- The Harvard Review Online: “The Gift”
- The Margins: “Eternity” and “The Woman with Leaves for Hands”
- Unsplendid: “Reading into the Fire” and “Shakespeare in the Park, Shakespeare on the Moon”
- Best New Poets: “Erasures”
- Cellpoems: “Artichoke”
- Poetry Genius: “Landscape with Monk and Sea”
- Measure: “Homework” and “Waiting for Help”
- The Nashville Review: “Parable” and “Three Women”
- Linebreak: “Two Bulls Fighting”
- The Innisfree Poetry Journal: “Two Images,” “Stained Glass,” and “Pygmalion in Old Age”
- The Common: “Tattoo”
- Superstition Review: “The Rayfish,” “Odin Woodcut,” and “The Yellow Bathing Suit”
- Memoir (and) Magazine: “Together on a Sunday Evening” and “Watching Pigeons with Brother”
- The Allegheny Review: “The Problem with Myth”
- Cha: An Asian Literary Journal: “Etude”
Essays
- Blackbird
- Indolent Books Poetry Squawk: “On Writing About Family”
- The Hopkins Review
- Review of Audiation by Anne-Marie Thompson
- Review of Club Icarus by Matt W. Miller
- Review of The Uncertainty Principle by Mark Kraushaar
- Review of Copperhead by Rachel Richardson
- 32 Poems: “In Search of New Worlds: Sandra Lim’s The Wilderness”
- Academy of American Poets: “‘Love’s austere and lonely offices’: Finding Love in the Everyday” (an essay on Robert Hayden’s “Those Winter Sundays”)
Travel
Other
- Culture Trip: Meet the Couple on a Mission to Save Austin’s Legendary Bats
- Culture Trip: A Nostalgic Look into Coney Island, America’s Playground
- Culture Trip: This 28-Year-Old Woman Just Won a Historic U.S. Election
- Culture Trip: Scenes from the 2018 NYC Pride March
- Culture Trip: A Visual Guide to Bushwick, Brooklyn
- Resident Artist at the Queens Historical Society. Erasures: Solo Exhibition (December 2018 – September 2019)
- Interview with Jeff Sherwood for Oxford Dictionaries