Recent Work

A geranium in an orange pot, coleus with tangled roots in a Pyrex lab bottle, small gray ceramic bud vase with blue jay and chicken feathers and paintbrush inside it, small plaster imprint of a paw, dirty terracotta pot, all sit in a windowsill

“Procurement and Transport” at McSweeney’s Quarterly Concern. October 2024.

Available in print only.

“Some of My Dream Jobs,” a collaboration with artist Joseph Dottino, at The New Yorker’s “Daily Shouts.” November 2022.

"Job helping children punch up their jokes."

“Geranium” at MAYDAY. October 2022.

"The slip says my mole has gone to Arkansas for analysis. I think: it’s been to Arkansas with me before. I think: it’s the first time my mole’s gone anywhere alone. I think: I wasn’t ready to say goodbye."

“Gemini Season” at Rejection Letters. September 2022.

“A joke about: How you have to have a lawyer to file bankruptcy, how you have to pay like $400 in court costs, how it’s always so expensive to be broke.”