“Alone,” “On Turning 30,” and “Acting Lessons à la Claudia” (poems), Hurricanes Katrina & Rita at 20: An Anthology of Louisiana Poetry with Art, forthcoming 2025.
“Spectacle, or From the Wings I Like to Watch” and “One More Time for Pelican Drive” (poems), LMNL Anthology, October 2024.
“On ‘Danger! High Voltage’” (essay), March Danceness 00s Edition, Elite Eight, 2024.
“Alone” (poem), INFOBAHN: Associate Artist Alumni Exhibition, Atlantic Center for the Arts, Feb. 10–May 11, 2024.
“Twins” (poem), The Poetry Buffet: An Anthology of New Orleans Poetry, 2023.
“Ghost Frame: Relic Every Query” (poem), INFOBAHN: Associate Artist Alumni Exhibition, Atlantic Center for the Arts, Feb. 11–May 13, 2023.
“Ghost Frame: Relic Every Query,” Lucky Bean Poetry Broadside Series, Sept. 2022.
“Twins,” Poetry Buffet Anthology, 2023.
“Wanting PPL to See: After IRL by Tommy Pico” (poem and homage), Verse of April: Hymn for the Living Poet—Digital Anthology of Homage to the Poets, 2021.
Weird… Joe Pesci (poetry chapbook), Antenna Gallery, 2017.
“57—> andrea & myles” (essay), Verse of April: Digital Anthology of Homage to the Poets, 2017.
“800 Bourbon” (poem), NOLAVIE, 2017.
Rusted Bells and Daisy Baskets (poetry chapbook), Finishing Line Press, 2016.
“Naturalism and the Florida Setting in Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston” (essay), Excavatio: International Review for Multidisciplinary Approaches and Comparative Studies Related to Emile Zola and Naturalism Around the World volume XXIV: “Naturalism and Neo-Naturalism in the United States, the South, and Louisiana,” 2014.
“Smoking Outside with My Cat on Sunday Morning” (poem), Ellipsis, 2014.
“The Infinite Santa Monica Sand” (poem), Ellipsis, 2013. (Winner of the 2013 Andrea Saunders Gereighty/Academy of American Poets Award, judge William Virgil Davis.)
“Floating in the Pool” (poem), Ellipsis, 2013. (Winner of the 2013 UNO Vassar Miller Poetry Award, judge Shelley Puhak.)
“Haunting Old Houses” (essay), Ellipsis, 2013.
“One More Time for Pelican Drive” (poem), Ellipsis, 2012. (Winner of the 2012 UNO Vassar Miller Poetry Award, judge Shara McCallum.)