This poem in inter|rupture is about mortality and making art in the meantime. As usual, I wrote it while feeling morbid.
“One Type of Ghost” and “Arriving at the Desert”
These poems appeared in Eclectica.
The first poem is about the benefits of fear; the second poem is about the trouble with fear.
The Struggles of Sisterhood
This essay appeared at The Scold! This is an essay where I semi-hypocritically tell girls to be nice to other girls. No one is nice all the time, of course.
Marrying the Bear and Women’s Studies
These poems appeared in Salt Hill.
“Marrying the Bear” is a retelling of a beautiful Nez Perce story about a man who marries a pretty girl who turns out to be (yes) a bear, an arrangement that turns out to be more dangerous for the bear. You get where I’m going with this.
“Women’s Studies” is a very short history of womankind + an acknowledgement that different generations of women misunderstand each other.
Christianity, Twin Peaks, and the Dichotomy of Good and Evil
This essay appeared in the Quail Bell Review, and it explores the ways that Christian TV shows and movies can be eerily Lynchian, and how Christian art could embrace a more realistic view of good and evil.
Waiting for Boaz
This essay about a more egalitarian approach to dating within church communities appeared on the website for Evangelicals for Social Action.
