Excerpts from the Marseille Journal, a poemobject via New Material Books + Space Dust Editions
Four Poems, published in Print Journal Issue 3
Six Poems, published in Suite
A Walk in Nature, published in Had
Submittable Login, published in Recliner
Truth Sonnet, published in The Quarterless Review
Three poems, three photographs, published in Hot Pink Mag
Two poems, published in Landfill Journal
Three poems, published in can we have our ball back?
THE CRUELTY OF SPOONS & THE TERROR OF EATING MEAT WHILE LAUGHING, published in Cobra Milk (pp. 66)
[Early Morning], published in tuff poems
Future Plans, published in Recliner
Cyclotron Poem, published in A Dozen Nothing
Pierogies From the Old Country, published in Hayden’s Ferry Review
How Can You Count in These Exponential Times?, published in the Harvard Review Online
Selected Journalism and Essays
Space Invaders, Alta Journal, June 2022
ONCE UPON A TIME I LIVED ON MARS excerpt, the Guardian, Jan 2021
Living on Another Planet, Harper’s Bazaar, December 2020
Three New Books That Stare Up at the Stars, New York Times Book Review, November 2020
Space Tables, Imaginary Futures, July 2020
Living Life at a Distance, Slate, March 2020
Why India is Investing in Space, Slate, March 2017
What Long-distance Swimmers Eat, Lucky Peach, February 2016
Eyes on the River, Pacific Standard, January 2016
An All-Female Mission to Mars, Slate, October 2014
How Should We Program Computers to Deceive?, Pacific Standard, September 2014
Planet Boredom, Aeon, February 2014
The Mystery of Moon Dust, the New Yorker, November 2013
Of sense and salinity: A swim in the Great Salt Lake, High Country News, May 2013
Mending Broken Hearts, U.S. News & World Report, December 2012
Our Data, Ourselves, Discover, December 2011
What is He Doing?, Technology Review, October 2007