• 2020: Good Writing from a Bad Year

• “Bleu, Blood, & Fury” - a collaborative piece created with visual artist Jean de Sagazan for 7x7

• “If Only the Bombs” - in The Account

• “Coming to Terms” - in Five 2 One Magazine

• “A Lifetime of Author Bios” - in The New Yorker online

• “Only Lilian,” “Tea for Two” and “Wedg.wood” - flash fiction in Queen Mob’s Teahouse

• “In a World Gone Mad” - winner of 2015 Joust contest in One Throne Magazine

• “Picked Up and Happened” - in The Butter

• “A Series of Accidents and Punctuation Marks” - in Split Lip Magazine

• Not So Timeless After All - a series of obituaries of children’s literature characters, winner of McSweeney’s Internet Tendency’s column competition in 2014

• “Mor­tal­i­ty Faced You as a Ques­tion” - for the Jewish Book Council blog

• “A Death Online” - for Requiem for an Internet Medium Series

• “What Isn’t Mine Is Mine: Accepting Intergenerational Trauma” - in Catapult

• “Seven for a Secret, Never to Be Told” - for Reshaping the Bell Jar essay series in Winter Tangerine

• “Ketamine Saved My Life” - in The Fix

• “The Last Book I Loved: The Ocean at the End of the Lane” - in The Rumpus

The Other Stories is an interview podcast founded in 2015 featuring new, emerging, and established fiction writers on a nearly weekly basis.

• ”Garp, Forty Years Later” - For The Paris Review Daily, an essay on the 40th anniversary edition of The World According to Garp by John Irving

• All reviews in NPR, including:

  • “In 2 Essay Collections, Writers With Disabilities Tell Their Own Stories” - Review of About Us: Essays from the Disability Series of the New York Times, edited by Peter Catapano and Rosemarie Garland-Thomson & Resistance and Hope: Essays by Disabled People, edited be Alice Wong

  • “Why Do We Find True Crime Fascinating? 'Savage Appetites' Looks For An Answer” - Review of Savage Appetites by Rachel Monroe

  • “Humans Are Gone In 'Hollow Kingdom,' So It's Up To The Crows” - Review of Hollow Kingdom by Kira Jane Buxton

  • “'Delayed Rays Of A Star' Sheds Light On 3 Film Legends” - Review of Delayed Rays of a Star by Amanda Lee Koe

  • “Macabre And Irreverent, 'Mostly Dead Things' Is A Satisfying Journey” - Review of Mostly Dead Things by Kristen Arnett

• Reviews & Interviews in Nylon Mag, including:

  • “Gabrielle Civil's Art Is An Experiment In Joy” - Q&A with Gabrielle Civil about performance art, her latest memoir, Experiments in Joy, and more

  • “'The Body Papers' Is A Stunning Memoir About Immigration, Family, And Trauma” - Review of The Body Papers by Grace Talusan

• “Art is Everything: Talking with Alex DiFrancesco” - For The Rumpus, a Q&A with Alex DiFrancesco about their new novel, All City, the work of art, and more

• Reviews in The Washington Post, including:

  • “In ‘Patsy,’ a woman goes in search of freedom — and leaves her daughter behind” - Review of Patsy by Nicole Dennis-Benn

  • “In the wake of the space shuttle Challenger disaster, a family tragedy unfolds” - Review of The Unpassing by Chia-Chia Lin

  • “A violent police raid leads to a casualty — and a meditation on racism in America” - Review of The Atlas of Reds and Blues by Devi S. Laskar

• “These New Novels Face The Complicated Reality Of Mental Illness” - for Buzzfeed, an essay focusing on The Pisces by Melissa Broder, Everything Here Is Beautiful by Mira T. Lee, and Turtles All the Way Down by John Green

• “These New Books Refuse To Make A Spectacle Of Women’s Trauma” - for Buzzfeed, an essay focusing on Praise Song for the Butterflies by Bernice McFadden, Red Clocks by Leni Zumas, and Vox by Christina Dalcher

• “America Doesn’t Have to Be Like This” - For The Paris Review Daily, an essay on These Truths by Jill Lepore