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Fiction

Dancing with the Tsars

Big Fiction Magazine
Issue 11, 2023

Fiction

Houston, We’ve Had a Problem

New Stories from the Midwest 2021
New American Press

Special Mention, Pushcart Prize XLV

Fiction

Black Box

Michigan Quarterly Review
Vol. 60, No. 4, 2021

Read an excerpt online.

Fiction

Alternative Facts

Santa Monica Review
Vol. 33, No. 2, 2021

Special Mention, Pushcart Prize XLVII

Fiction

From the Eyes of Travelers

The Greensboro Review
No. 109, 2021.

Humor

What to Do When Your Screaming Autocrat Won’t Leave the White House

The Weekly Humorist
Issue 124, 2020.

Best of 2020, The Weekly Humorist

Literary Essay

Lost in the Desert of the Real

The Iowa Review
50/1 Spring 2020

Shortlist, Disquiet International Literary Prize - Nonfiction

Fiction

Delivery

Witness Magazine
Vol. 33, No. 1, 2020

Winner, Witness Literary Award in Fiction, Judge: Kristen Arnett

Fiction

Houston, We’ve Had a Problem

Chicago Quarterly Review
Vol. 28, Spring 2019

Special Mention, Pushcart Prize XLV

Fiction

Fiction

Tonight Show

J Journal
Vol. 11, No. 2, 2018

Nominated for the Pushcart Prize

Fiction

Fiction

Fortune

FOLIO
Vol. 33, Issue 1, 2018

Runner-up, Editor’s Prize Fiction

Curatorial Essay

Curatorial Essay

Art Into Music

BRIC Arts
Feb. 16 - Apr. 27, 2014

Curatorial Essay

Curatorial Essay

Housewarming

BRIC Arts
Oct. 3 - Dec. 15, 2013

Art Review

Art Review

Giving up Control: Two Artists Who Do Drones Differently
ArtSlant
Nov. 2 - Dec. 7, 2014

Art Review

Art Review

MAD MEDS at Microscope Gallery

Greenpointers
Jul. 18 - Aug. 25, 2014

completed manuscripts

 

Alternative Facts and Other Fictions
83,000 words

A debut short story and novella collection that drops real politicians, celebrities, inventors, and artists into absurd fictional scenarios, imagining their inner lives in surprising and devastating ways.

Runner-Up, Acacia Fiction Prize, Kallisto Gaia Press
Runner-Up, Short Fiction Prize, BOA Editions
Finalist, Katherine Anne Porter Prize, University of North Texas Press
Finalist, Iron Horse Prize, Texas Tech University Press

The F***ing Epic Fate of Novelistic Subjectivity in Twitter Fiction
35,000 words

Close readings of Jennifer Egan’s “Black Box,” Teju Cole’s Small Fates and “Seven short stories about drones,” and Dan Sinkers The F***ing Epic Twitter Quest of @MayorEmanuel.

Winner, The M.H. Abrams Thesis Award, Cornell University

Abstract, table of contents, bibliography: PDF

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