Short Fiction

“Deadname”, Rise: Tenth Annual Flash Fiction Contest Anthology, Queer Sci Fi (2023)

“Dog River”, Fall 2023 Issue, Susurrus (2023)

“Queen of Dirt’s End”, Unspeakable Horror 3: Dark Rainbow Rising, Crystal Lake Publishing (2023)

“The Maggot”, Volume 65, Spectrum Literary Journal (2022)

“Broken Glass”, Spring 2021 Issue, Santa Ana River Review (2021)

“The Rhopographer”, 2021 Online Edition/2019-2021 Print Edition, The Albion Review (2021)

Non-Fiction

“Frog Mother”, CNF Issue, The Fiddlehead (Forthcoming 2025)

“Kid Karts”, Volume 3 No. 1 (All Sports!), Words & Sports (2023)

Poetry

“Final Ledger” / “You Are Become Death, Destroyer of Self” / “Waveprints” / “Linda's Garden, Heron's Hunt” / “Stanislav Petrov” / “The Bimbofication of Christ”, March 2024 Issue, The Argyle Literary Magazine (2024)

“Itemized Checks”, Volume I: Issue II, Headlight Review (2023)

“October’s Indiscriminate Hunt” / “PRIDE”, Fall 2020 Issue, Short Vine (2020)

“How To Tie Your Shoes”, Quarantine Chronicles, Short Vine (2020)

“The Midcoast”, Buzz 144, The Buzz (2019)

“I Saw A Crow”, Fall 2018 Issue, Short Vine (2018)

Humor

“New Puppy Weaponizes Owner’s Dysfunctional Polycule”, The Offing (2022)

“Putin’s Incursion Into Community Pool Will Not Be Tolerated”, The Haven (2022)

Awards

Marilyn Harris Teachers Scholarship Award, Longleaf Writers Conference (2024)

Nominated, Pushcart Prize, “Dog River”, Susurrus (2024)

Nominated, AWP Intro Contest, “Frog Mother”, The University of Alabama (2023)

Judge’s Choice, Rise: Tenth Annual Flash Fiction Contest, “Deadname”, Queer Sci-Fi (2023)

“I gave this story a perfect score and wrote, “This story is the whole package—beautifully, beautifully done” in my scoring notes. Generally I’m not a fan of the macabre, but while shown without flinching here, it’s embraced in serenity, with love and respect. Clear details tell the story. The writing voice flows like a soft floral dress — graceful, strong, elegant, exquisite. It infuses the story with a wonderful dimension of dignity and triumph.”

Finalist, Headlight Review Chapbook Contest, “Making Wetlands out of Wastelands”, Kennesaw State University (2022)

Semi-Finalist, Tomaž Šalamun Prize, “Making Wetlands out of Wastelands”, Factory Hollow Press (2022)

Longlist, Frontier Poetry Chapbook Contest, “Making Wetlands out of Wastelands” (2022)

Finalist, Walter Rumsey Marvin Grant, Ohioana Library Association (2022 & 2023)

Truman Capote Literary Fellow, University of Alabama (2021)

Press

“A Liminal Creature”, Interview on “The Maggot” for Spectrum Literary Journal (2022)

“From stagecoaches to climate change riots, "The Maggot" follows the development of an American town as it expands, withers, collapses, and transforms over the course of several hundred years, all alongside a giant maggot. As the ocean mist dissipates in the midday heat, Nash and I discuss second-person narration, eco-anxiety, and the constant state of evolution that characterizes communities everywhere.”

Residencies/Workshops

Longleaf Writers Conference (Attending 2024)

Waitlisted, Clarion Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers' Workshop (2023)