Chapbooks

An Extremely Well-Funded Study of Doors (above/ground, 2023) (you can read an excerpt here)

There Has Been a Murder (Ghost City Press, 2022 - a collaboration with Benjamin Niespodziany and Evan Nicholls)

Claustrophobia, Surprise! (HAD Chaps, 2022 - sold out online, contact me for copies!)

The Pony from Waco (Giallo Lit, 2021)

Poetry

"No Song But Soft Belief" + "Say the Sadist Intended No Harm" + "Bubblegut Tub" + "Without Cure of Souls" - Sweet Mammalian (forthcoming)

"Having held a pair of dumbbells in a curl position for the duration of an Al Wong movie" + "Death Sentence" + "A Dim and Distant Thing" - SOLID STATE (forthcoming)

"[Cindershape]" + "[Anhedonic]" + "[In the Nest Depths]" + "[Positionality]" + "[By Combative Mathematics]" - mercury firs (forthcoming)

"[Liftoff]" + "[Populate]" + "[Pollution Intent]" - Not My Style

The Compiler is Contaminated" + "The Compiler is Contaminated" + "The Compiler is Contaminated" - Coma

"Hand Over Foot" + "Well, How Thirsty Are You?" - DIAGRAM

"Blanketed Sweetly Into Sleep" + "Open-Ended Hospice Center" - Denver Quarterly (print)

"In My Hands My Own Hands" + "[A remote monster mentors]" + "I Have Pulled the Cloud Lever" - Tyger Quarterly 

"[Three full moons unfold]​" - TIMBER

"I Am in Your Field" + "You Inform Our Regret" + "Who is There Who is There" - New Orleans Review 

"I Am Afraid You Will Not Laugh" - Afternoon Visitor

"The Night Mare" - Passages North (Print)

"Silver" - Pleiades (Print)

"Sexy Giraffes" - Bennington Review (Print)

"The Secret Lives of a Tall Man in a Special Coat" - DIAGRAM

"Ted" - HAD


Fiction

"Chest to the Ground, Toes Pointed Downward" - Indiana Review (print)

Essays

"A Spell" - Los Angeles Review

"Intake" - Joyland

"The Phlebotomist" - Autofocus

Reviews & Interviews

"Care that Reciprocates: A Conversation between Jay Besemer and Evan Williams" - Chicago Review of Books

"At the Risk Management Playground: A Conversation with Tucker Leighty-Phillips" - Cleveland Review of Books

"Dreaming Like a Boat: A Cento-Review of Benjamin Niespodziany's No Father than the End of the Street" - Vol. 1 Brooklyn

"Lifting Our Skin Up, Looking for Patterns: A Correspondence with Angelo Maneage" - Cleveland Review of Books