Showering my mother on her 60th Wedding Anniversary
Poetry Wales

Inscripted
Bellevue Literary Review

Bookends
Acumen 

Geometric
Nimrod International 

At a Truck Stop on Highway 24
Lascaux Review 

Monuments of Home
London Grip 

The Palm of Proprioception
Rappahonnock Review

Qumran
Tupelo Quarterly

The Psychologists' Room
The Adirondack Review

​The Wall
Litro, UK

The Cartography of Flesh
Connotation Press

Proximity
Fictive Dream

​​Panoply
 Mid-American Review
(plus an interview here)

The Incubator
Crab Orchard Review

​Where our Hands, Like Memories, Rest in the Night
Stand Magazine

Penelope thinks she remembers her father
Litro, US

Time Zones and the Art of Healing  &  Disguises
The Inflectionist Review pp 18-21

The Unreliable Patient
Tupelo Quarterly 

Ode to the Stairs
Tupelo Quarterly ​

​Last Day to Save on Sarah Jaeger's 'Throwing and Alternative Video'
Rappahonnock Review

Book Burning
Spindles, TIme, Cancer
Mezzo Cammin 

Terra Incognita
Verse Daily
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The Slug
Kudzu House

Grainspiracy
 Queen Mob's Teahouse

​After Reading the News Story about a woman who attempted to carry her dead baby onto an airplane
Able Muse (video reading and text

Caterpillar
Fiction Southeast (audio version here)

Talking Trojans
Fiction International

Homeostasis 
The American Literary Review

I want to die the way my dog sleeps
In gratitude of the strange phenomenon of Reynauds 
​It doesn't spell disaster
Lunch Ticket

​Root Position
​Lexiphilia
Jet Fuel

H.L. Hix's Progressive Poetics Project, Poetry and change
​ a response to a quote on from my academic paper on Harryette Mullen alongside other poets ​

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academic work/nonfiction

​"Dialogic Poetry as Emancipatory Technology:  Ventriloquy and Voiceovers in the Rhythmic Junctures of Harryette Mullen’s Muse & Drudge" from Poetry and Dialogism: Hearing Over, Palgrave Macmillan, 2014. Read an intro to Andrea's essay here.

“Between The Scylla And The Charybdis”: Navigating The Dialogic Waters In Julia Alvarez’s 'The Other Side/El Otro Lado'” from Inhabiting "'La Patria': Identity, Agency, and Antojo" in the Work of Julia Alvarez, SUNY Press 2013.  Read an intro to Andrea's essay here.