Chapbooks

A Necklace of White Pearls, translations from Shez, Moonstone Press, forthcoming

the enkindled coal of my tongue, Wicked Banshee, 2017                                             

Poems

“words that do not mean what you think they mean” and “Lullaby,” Last Leaves, forthcoming
“The body remembers everything it has ever been,” Philadelphia Stories 2024 Sandy Crimmins Prize Editor’s Choice, forthcoming
“the mind a galaxy the life a cell,” and “All Beings Yearn,” Broadkill Review, forthcoming
“Inheritance,” I-70 Review, forthcoming
“Redbud,” Humana Obscura #8, March 2024
“Our Dead Among Us,” Remember Audre Lorde, Moonstone Press, February 2024
“Must,” Hunger Mountain Review #29, February 2024
“Habasar v’Haguf” and “Hope is a Body Feathered,” Lilith, Spring 2023
“Benediction,” Dark Matter: Women Witnessing Issue 16, February 2023 *Pushcart Nominee
“Like Love Loves Love,” Moonstone 2022 Anthology, January 2023
“Martha,” Naugatuak River Review, February 2023
“Cicada,” Healing Verse Poetry Line, August 2022
“Philadelphia Geese,” Philadelphia Stories, 2022
“August 6,” Hiroshima Day Anthology, Moonstone Press, August 2022″
“So Often Now/Kaddish,” Beside Still Waters: A Journey of Comfort and Renewal, Ben Yehuda Press, 2021
“Body bound, ablaze,” Cahoodaloodaling #20: Trigger Warning, Spring 2016
“Needing to know how penises worked,” Cahoodaloodaling #17: Grit By the Glass, Summer 2015
“12” and “I felt my life with both my hands,” Wicked Banshee #2: Survival Through Art, Fall 2014
“When I first saw your living room with its matching leather furniture,” American Poetry Review, May 2014
“Wanting a Gun Sections 1 & 6,” Women Write Resistance: Poets Resist Gender Violence, Hyacinth Girl Press, 2013
“Southern Illinois, Summer 1970,” in The Lake Rises: Poems to & for our bodies of water, 2013
“March 28, 2012/Adrienne and Earl,” Sinister Wisdom 87: A Tribute to Adrienne Rich, 2013
“The Rebbe’s Syncdoche,” Overplay/Underdone, 2013
“I heard “pulse ox” and the “coding” and then” Adanna Literary Journal #5: How Women Grieve, 2012
Earth day,” “After pain has taken you” and “how poems come,” Armchair/Shotgun, Issue 3, 2012
“Falling in love with you,” winner, Adanna Literary Journal Love Poem Contest, 2012 
“So Often Now” and “Found Poem in Explanation of Events”   (poems), Featured Poet,  Adanna Literary Journal, 2012
“Sunday Morning as the Oil Spills into the Gulf” Split This Rock Poem of the Week, 2011 
“The Bull Sea Lion” Naugatuak River Review 2010 Narrative Poetry Contest, 2011
“Esau’s Proposal” Poetica, 2009  
“Rebecca’s Song to Light Sarah’s Tent,” Poetica, 2008 
“Wanting a Gun,” Trivia: Voices of Feminism, 2007
“Bo dog Teaches the Meaning of Tashlich” and “Saying Kaddish for Terry,” Sinister Wisdom 68/69: Death, Grief, and Surviving, 2006
“Havdallah at Women’s PeaceLand” and “Incest Dream #1,” Awakened Woman, 2005

 Translations

“Separation,” “Everything is Cock,” “Toy-City,” translations from Shez, in English translation of Malka Irumah: shirat mecha’ah chevratit nashit (The Naked Queen: Israeli Women’s Protest Poetry), ed. by Dorit Weisman, Hakibutz Hameuchad Publishers 2015
“Separation,” translation from Shez, Massachusetts Review, v. 55 #2, July 2014
“Be Rough, Be Indifferent,” “I will sever,” “Tonight again the girl is sleeping,”     translations from Shez, Apiary #7: Power  2013
“[Give me a tongue hot and hungry]”, “[for the time being],” “[I slapped you on your face],” translations from Shez, DoubleSpeak, 2012
“Exodus from Auschwitz,” “In his love for me,” “Mother 1” and “Mother 2,” translations from Shez, Trivia: Voices of Feminism, 2012
“[My love for you is deeply animal], translation of Shez, Passageways: 2012 Two Lines Translation Anthology, 2012

    

Essays/Reviews/Articles

“On the necessity of falling apart sometimes,” (essay) Who by Plague: High Holy Day Sermons from COVID19 Times, Hamotzi Press,  2021
“1 Woman 3 Relationships” Apiary Memoir Broadside Winner, 2016 
 “Don’t Ever Waste Time Reading Crappy Poetry,” interview with Mai Schwartz, Apiary Online, 2016
“Poetry as Transformation,” (interview) Menacing Hedge Summer 2013
“On Living with a Poem for 20 Years: Judy Grahn’s “A Woman is Talking to Death” (narrative essay), Trivia: Voices of Feminism,  2010
Review of Kristin Naca’s Bird Eating Bird, Lambda Literary Online, 2010
“5 Writers Who Taught Me How or Why to Write” (essay), Lambda Literary Online, 2010
“Ken and I Were Dykes” (narrative essay) “The Gender Issue,” Poemeleon, 2009
“For the Sake of the Innocent Fifty” (essay) Reconstructionism Today, 2006
“Identity Politics” (essay) in the textbook Gender Through the Prism of Difference, Oxford University Press, 2005