Publications
"Every last one of us is someone else's Outsider," Al Young says in the introductory notes for this collection. The poets Lucille Clifton, Mark Doty, Joy Harjo, Maxine Kumin, and Stanley Kunitz, among others, address the guises of alienation and loneliness and celebrate the stranger in society.
Edited by Laure-Anne Bosselaar
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Consistency, North American Review, Finalist, James Hearst Poetry Prize 2016
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For Lack of What Is Found, Finalist, Able Muse Write Prize 2014
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Legacy, Runner-up, Tupelo Quarterly 3 Poetry Contest 2014
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Things Like These, Runner-up, Hunger Mountain, Ruth Stone Poetry Prize 2014
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Ground, The Madison Review, 2014
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All the Time in the World, Stone Canoe, Issue 9
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Up & Away, Confrontation, 2013
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Avenida de Los Muertos, Enizagam, 2013
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Pygmalion’s Objection, Honorable Mention, Robinson Jeffers Tor House Poetry Contest 2013
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Uncle, Jewish Currents, Finalist, Raynes Poetry Prize 2016
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Night Errand, The Poetry Review, First Prize National Poetry Competition 2015 (UK)
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Night Errand, The Poetry Review, First Prize National Poetry Competition 2015 (UK)
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Specific Pacific and Elegy with a Mime Inside It, The Rialto
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From a Cross in Montreal, Amen, Recon, Novena to Santa Monica, Finalists, Manchester Poetry Contest
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The Binding, Honorable Mention, Paterson Literary Review (forthcoming)
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“The Alter-place,” an interview with Bruce Smith, American Poetry Review
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Displacement, Herrings by Blue Door Press
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Weird Sisters, First Prize, Bradford on Avon Arts Festival
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“A Pandemonium to Hone Your Hearing,” an interview with Patrick Rosal, American Poetry Review