Poetry
“Year of The No-Talk Rule”
The Drift (forthcoming 2026)
“Mom, Find a Way to Fit this on My Gravestone” and “We Had Fanny Howe”
Duck (forthcoming 2026)
“Thank You for Coming to the 8PM Eucharist”
Sontag Mag (forthcoming 2026)
“Akeldama”
The Adroit Journal (August, 2026)
“Alternative Country”
Image (June, 2026)
Psalms 38, 102, and 130
[with Emma De Lisle and Talin Tahajian]
West Branch (June 2026)
“Psalm 6”
[with Emma De Lisle and Talin Tahajian]
Poetry Nightly via Kismet (December 2025)
“Psalms 32 and 51”
[with Emma De Lisle and Talin Tahajian]
Changes Review (March 2026)
“Ricky Is My Brother’s Loud Friend”
The Missouri Review (Fall 2025)
“On a Cold Night, Deciding Should I Call You,” “After You,” and “A Year”
The Yale Review (Spring 2025)
“The Whole Story” and “The Rules”
The Boiler (Fall 2024)
“Almost a Message”
Colorado Review (Spring 2023)
“Zeus”
Dialogist (Spring 2023)
Single Poem Prizes
2027 Selected, Best Literary Translations, guest ed. Emily Wilson
2025 Finalist, Patricia Goedicke Prize in Poetry, CutBank Literary Magazine
2026 Finalist, Gregory Djanikian Scholars Program, The Adroit Journal
Reviews, Criticism, and Conversation
“A Conversation with Kimberly Johnson on Mark 2”
[with Emma De Lisle]
Mark 2 (December 2025)
“A Conversation with Christian Wiman on Mark 1”
[with Emma De Lisle]
Mark 1 (December 2024)
“Anti-Letters Folio,” Editors’ Foreword
[with Emma De Lisle]
Peripheries (Spring 2024)
Interview with Sam Messer
Peripheries (Spring 2024)
Interview with Chanda Feldman
Peripheries (Spring 2023)
Recent Appearances
"Penitential Cries: Susan Howe's Spectral Library"
Friday April 3, 2026
Harvard Divinity School
Cambridge, MA
“Is Christian devotional poetry dead?: A Reading from the Editors of Mark”
[with Emma De Lisle and Talin Tahajian]
Tuesday February 17, 2026 @ 1:30–3:00 p.m.
The Louisville Conference on Literature and Culture (LCLC)
Louisville, KY
“Thank You for Coming to the 8PM Eucharist: Poetry and Prayer in the 21st Century”
December 2025
New College
Sarasota, FL
Introducing G.C. Waldrep and Nate Klugg
Friday May 2, 2025 @ 7 p.m.
Grolier Poetry Book Shop
Cambridge, MA
“For the Octave: New Translations of the Penitential Psalms”
[with Emma De Lisle and Talin Tahajian]
Wednesday September 24, 2025 @ 5:30 p.m.
Divinity Chapel, Harvard Divinity School
Cambridge, MA