A Selective Resume

• "Call Me Dev," essay, Medium, 2020.
  
• "What Life Experiences Influenced How and What I Write," essay, Kavordian Library, 2020.
  
• "Jagged Patches," third place Winner of the Pat Carr Prize, short fiction, Tidal Journal, 2019. 
• "Worst-Case Scenario," short fiction, Obra/Artifact, 2019. Current Finalist for Obra/Artifact's Prose Contest.
• "Summer School," second place Winner of the Writer Summer Flash Contest, flash nonfiction, The Writer, 2019.
• "Adventures in Agoraphobia," flash fiction, Every Day Fiction​, 2019.
• "The Highest Score," short fiction, Dipsea, 2018.
• "Messes & Ambiguities: A Conversation with Deb Jannerson," interview, The Coil, 2018.
• "dolores," poem, Cardinal Sins, 2018.
• "Deb Jannerson, author of Thanks for Nothing," interview, The Flexible Persona, 2018.
• "The Change," Winner of Two Sisters' monthly contest, short fiction, Two Sisters Writing and Publishing, 2018.
• "Cut," Winner of The Flexible Persona Editors' Prize, micro fiction, The Flexible Persona, 2018. Nominated for a 2019 Pushcart Prize. Buy TFP's whole Imagination issue here.
• "sunset," poem, NonBinary Review, 2017.
• "Scarring," Winner of the So to Speak Nonfiction Contest, creative nonfiction, So to Speak, 2017.
• "sprung," poem, The Ocotillo Review, 2017.
• "I'm the One," micro fiction, Every Day Fiction, 2017.
• "flight" and "an agoraphobe's well-being is," poems, The Telepoem Booth, 2017.
• "Destination," short fiction, daCunha, 2017. Buy the issue here, and then click here for a direct link to the story.
• "Fish Out of Water," short fiction, The Tulane Review, 2016.
• "What a Concept," short fiction, Callisto, 2016.
• "The Hunger," short fiction, The Gambler, 2016.
• "Bloodthirsty," short fiction, The Vignette Review, 2016.
• "orange day," poem, Inklette, 2016.
• "No Soliciting," poem, E·ratio Poetry Journal, 2016.
• "A Steamy Quickie from Best Lesbian Erotica," short fiction, Ravishly, 2015.
• "Fixings," short fiction, Heliograph, 2015.
• "Leaving Portland: A Dramatization," creative nonfiction, We Have a Fucking Right to Be Angry, 2014.
• "morning machine," poem, A Room of Her Own, 2013.
• Book review of Changed for Good: A Feminist History of the Broadway Musical by Stacy Wolf, Women's Review of Books, 2012.
• "Jaclyn Friedman Wants to Help You Find What You Really Really Want," "Douchebag Decree: Forty Beads," "#YAsaves, Ignorance Hurts: The Wall Street Journal's Attack on Books," and many more; social commentary; Bitch, 2011-2012.