Publications

Anthologies

• Best American Poetry 2022, Matthew Zapruder, guest ed., and David Lehman, series ed. Scribner Poetry, 2022: “HI HOW ARE YOU”
• a queer anthology of sickness, Richard Porter, ed. Pilot Press, 2019: “Pathology Report”
• Brooklyn Poets Anthology, Jason Koo & Joe Pan, eds. Brooklyn Arts Press, 2017: “Kate Bush’s House is in Danger of Falling into the Sea,” and “Cinderella Stay Awhile”

Poems Online

• “Lexicon,” The Collagist, April 15, 2018.
• “Virtue: Antinuous” and “Virtue: Cyparissus and Apollo,” JERRY, January 11, 2017.
• “Interregnum,” LIES/ISLE, January 23, 2015.
• “Exodus,” Verse Daily, September 9, 2014.
• “Waste Then,” Upstart: A Journal of English Renaissance Studies, August 2014.
• “Beheading,” Vinyl, Volume 9, November 2013.
• “What Sharpness Is,” Vinyl, Volume 9, November 2013.
• “The Sway, and This,” Vinyl, Volume 9, November 2013.
• “[ * ],” Vinyl, Volume 9, November 2013.
• “Conversion on the Way to Damascus,” Rubin Museum of Art Blog, October 2013.

Poems in Print

• The Massachusetts Review, Volume 62, Issue 1, Spring 2021: “Lilith,” “The Principle of Eternal Return,” “HI HOW ARE YOU,” “David,” “Boireann”
• The Massachusetts Review, Volume 60, Number 4, Winter 2019: “Aporia”
• Denver Quarterly, Volume 50, Number 4, Summer 2016: “Genesis Apocrypha Eve”
• DoubleSpeak, Issue 2, April 2015: “The Light Was Falling Apart,” by Enriqueta Ochoa (translation from Spanish)
• Gulf Coast, Volume 26, Issue 1, Winter/Spring 2013: “Exodus”
• Assaracus, Issue 12, October 2013: “History,” “Rapture in the Midst of a Flagging Dance,” “PYRAMID [I IS A VANITY],” “PYRAMID [A RED SUN],” “PYRAMID [I WAS A CHILD],” “But You Never Told Me About the Fire,” “Moth on Water,” “To Bear the Yoke”
• Susquehanna Review, Issue 8, Winter 2010: “Hypnosis”

Art Exhibitions & Publications

• Seeing Red, Libby Rosa. Blah Blah Gallery, Philadelphia. June 2 – June 30, 2023. Poem included as part of the exhibition catalog: “Day and Night.”
• Said to Be Dreaming, curated by Chantal Lee and Emily Dunne. Olympia Gallery, NYC. July 21 – September 9, 2022. Poems included: “Meeting in a Time of Great Loneliness,” “Antistrophe,” “What is Weeping.”
• [Conclusions and Findings], Catalina Ouyang. Exhibited at Yale University, New Haven, CT; Knockdown Center, Queens, NY; and ongoing. 2017-present. Poems included: “Respondent” and “Deuteronomy.”

Podcasts

Couplets: A Poem Pairing Podcast, hosted by Sarah Queller. April 2018.

The Queer Bible – Press

“A ‘queer Bible’? Better to re-interpret The Word through a new lens,” The Guardian, March 18, 2016.
“Meet The Brooklyn Poet Who Is Making The Bible Queer,” Brooklyn Magazine, March 18, 2016.
“‘Queer Bible’ translation aims to be ‘radical’,” Christian Examiner, March 9, 2016.
“A Brooklyn Poet Wants Your Help Rewriting the Bible– Minus the Perceived Homophobia,” Queerty, March 9, 2016.
“A Man Is Rewriting The Bible To Undo Homophobic Language,” Logo NewNowNext, March 8, 2016.
“Author writing a ‘radical queer’ Bible with gay relationships and gender-flipped prophets,” PinkNews, March 7, 2016.
“Elkészült a Biblia LGBT változata,” 24 HU (Hungarian-language), March 6, 2016.
“Imagine the Bible… but gay,” Dazed and Confused Magazine, March 4, 2016.
“Este hombre está creando una versión LGTB de la Biblia,” PlayGround Noticias (Spanish-language), March 4, 2016.
“la biblia tendrá su remake lgbt,” i-D by VICE Mexico (Spanish-language), March 3, 2016.
“Brooklyn Poet Started a Kickstarter to Translate an Entirely Queer-Friendly Version of the Bible,” PAPER Magazine, March 1, 2016.