writing
“‘The Curators’ Transforms a Historical Murder Trial Into a Dark Jewish Fable About Girlhood: An Interview with Author Maggie Nye,” Electric Literature (July 2024)
“On Saving Time as a New Mother: Rachel Ranie Taube Reads Jenny Odell,” Literary Hub (March 2023)
“Between the MFA and Writing Again,” Catapult (February 2022)
“The Gentle Clack of a Fox’s Teeth,” The Thomas Wolfe Review (winner of the Thomas Wolfe Fiction Prize) (Spring 2020-2021 Issue)
“A Girl Cawed,” Hobart (March 2020)
“Starlight Beastling, You,” Hayden’s Ferry Review: The Magic Issue (Spring 2019)
“Like a Bird Swallows a Beetle,” matchbook
“Beneath the Whale-Shaped Shadows,” Literary Orphans, republished on Micro Podcast (June 2021)
“We Organize Our Lives Alphabetically,” FlashLit Anthology: The American Dream (2nd place)
“The Sky Pinpricked,” Storychord
“Welcome to the Museum of Jurassic Technology,” Apiary Magazine
“Worm Dirt,” Cleaver Magazine
“The Operagoer,” Penn Review
nonfiction
“Until the Elevator Comes,” The Tenderness Project
“Rural Texans With HIV Or AIDS Face Stigma, And Limited Care Options,” KUT The Texas Standard
“In Defense of Discomfort: A Book Review of Naivo’s Beyond the Rice Fields,” The Millions
“A Conversation with Ros Schwartz, translator of Translation as Transhumance,” Cleaver
Book Review of Translation as Transhumance, Cleaver
Book Review of Island of Point Nemo, Cleaver
Book Review of Trysting, Cleaver
“The Hardest Medium to Troll,” Hot Pod
honors
2024 Contributor, Sewanee Writers’ Conference
2022 Literature Fellowship Grant Recipient, Somerville Arts Council
2021 Longlist, Redbud Writing Coppice Prize
2020 Winner, Thomas Wolfe Fiction Prize, North Carolina Writers Network, judged by Randall Kenan
2019 Honorable Mention, Nan Snow Emerging Writer Award, C.D. Wright Women Writers Conference
2019 Finalist, Fiction Prize and Shorter Fiction Prize, NC State Fiction Contest judged by Stephanie Powell Watts
2017 Electric Literature–Catapult Scholarship Recipient
2015 Fellow, TENT: Creative Writing residency and workshop
2012 2nd Place, Beltran Chapbook Contest, Short Fiction