SELECTED PUBLICATIONS

• Cosmonauts Avenue: “The Old Man,” “The Dream”
• Moss: “The Photographer”
• Pleiades: “from Separation Anxiety”
• Old Pal: “The Fires”
  
• Anthropocene: “3 poems”
• Berfrois: “After Benny”
• Echoverse Anthology: “If One Has Died Already”
• Peach Mag: “The Writer”
• The Gravity of the Thing: “Scission”
• pulpmouth: “The Writer”
• Korean Literature Now: Review of b, Book, and Me by Kim Sagwa
• Cultural Weekly: “귀신 or GHOST”
• Yes, Poetry: “5 poems from Separation Anxiety”
  
• Maudlin House: “4 poems from Separation Anxiety“
• Vol. 1 Brooklyn: “Books Are Not Products, They Are Bridges: Challenging Linear Ideas of Success in Literary Publishing”
• Catapult: “The Whales”
  
• Berfrois: “3 Poems from Separation Anxiety“
• Entropy: “Plant Poetics & Beyond: Co-Dependencies & Becoming: The Languages of Personhood”
• Hugo House: “Writing Prompt: Affected Bodies, Trauma, and Non-Human Encounters”
• Heavy Feather Review: The Future: “What the Birds See”
• GUEST: Edited by Brenda Iijima, Collaboration w/ Kimberly Alidio
• Berfrois: “Motion & Resistance” (w/ Harold Abramowitz)
• Half Mystic Journal V: “How Do We Sound”
• WOHE LIT: “The Squirrels”
• Medium: OFF BEAT: “What Humanity Can Learn From Plants: On trees, moss, and feeling at a distance”
• Berfrois: “The Body As a Vehicle Traversing Circumstance: On Reading Porochista Khakpour’s Sick“
• Talking Book: excerpt from Imagine a Death & Reading
• Entropy: “Consider the Badger”
• wildness (Issue 10): “VIII.” from Imagine a Death
• Black Warrior Review: fragments from Reconsolidation (from the archive)
• Fanzine “Dear Benny: On Persistence & Our Capacity to Live”
• TL;DR Magazine: “The Wolf”
• 7×7: “A Disappearing Landscape”. A collaboration w/ Will Rockel
• Dusie (Issue 19: Asian Anglophone Issue): “The Poetics of Spaces: Los Angeles”
• Electric Literature (August 2016): “Imagining a Future without the Sun: Sueyeun Juliette Lee’s poetry puts language in dialogue with light”
• Angel City Review (July 2016/Issue 3): “The Wound” & “Lone Wolf and Cub: Baby Cart to Hades” w/ Michael du Plessis
• The Scofield (June 2016, Issue 1.4): “On Max Frisch”
• AAWW: The Margins (June 2016): “The Vanishing Point: Writers Speak to Kim Hyesoon’s Poetry in Translation”
• The Quarterly Conversation (June 2016 / Issue 44): “Hard to be a God Roundtable”
• Calaveras Station Literary Journal (May 2016): “When I Was a Bird” (Distinguished Author)
  
• Berfrois (March 2016): “I Can’t Go On / I’ll Go On”
• Dum Dum Zine (March 2016): “The Birds: Observations on Birds”
• Entropy (November 2016): “When I Was a Bird”
• Enclave (January 2016 – Present): Required Reading (Series)
• Berfrois (September 2015): “On Memory & Why I Can’t Remember My Mother’s Face”
• P-QUEUE: Fatality (September 2015): Selected Decapitations, with Michael du Plessis
• Entropy (September 2015): “The Birds: Observations On Birds II”
• Entropy (July 2015): “The Birds: Observations On Birds I”
• Faultline: Journal of Arts & Culture (May 2015): “Land of the Dead, Blades of Blood,” with Michael du Plessis
• Fireflies: Issue #2: Abbas Kiarostami & Béla Tarr  (May 2015):  “Slowness, Empathy, and the Perversities of Turning in Satantango,” with Jared Woodland
  
• Entropy (March 2015): “The Birds: Introductory Post”
• Tierra Adentro 201: American Way of Writing (March 2015): “El panorama de la simultaneidad. Los jóvenes escritores de Estados Unidos,” “Poética de Los Ángeles” (Translated-Spanish)
• Entropy (March 2014 – Dec 2014): The Poetics of Spaces (Series)
• Entropy (September 2014): Notes on Satantango (the Book and the Film) – Part 2/3, w/ Jared Woodland
• The Feminist Wire (August 2014): Excerpts from Damnation
• Electric Literature (August 2014): CRITICAL HIT AWARDS: Winners Picked by Janice Lee of HTMLGIANT and ENTROPY
• AZALEA: A Journal of Korean Literature & Culture (May 2014): “Condemned to Look”
• Entropy (May 2014): “Apocalypse Withheld: On Slowness & the Long Take in Béla Tarr’s Satantango,” w/ Jared Woodland
• The Account: A Journal of Poetry, Prose, and Thought  (Spring 2014): “What Specter Haunts the Sentence We’ve Created”
• Entropy (April 2014): “Interface Culture: On Narrative & Video Games”
• Entropy (March 2014): “Reflections and Reactions to Mina Pam Dick’s Delinquent”
• Entropy (March 2014): “Sisphyus, Outdone By Nathanaël”
• PLINTH (March 2014): 3 Decapitations, with Michael du Plessis
• HTMLGIANT (November 2013): Notes on Satantango (the Book and the Film) – Part 1/3, w/ Jared Woodland
• FANZINE (November 2013): 3 Poems, with Michael du Plessis
• With+Stand 6 (November 2013): “A Paper I”
• The Collagist (Issue 50, September 2013): Excerpt from Damnation
• The Volta: Evening Will Come: Women Looking at Vispo (Issue 32, August 2013): Response to “THE LAST VISPO: toward vispoetics” by Nico Vassilakis
• Public Access #3: (Issue #3): Excerpts from The Chronovisor (collaboration w/ Laura Vena)
• Bright Stupid Confetti: Authors on Artists (January 2013): “On Spectral Psychography” – Essay/Interview on the Spectral Psychography of Christian Cummings & Michael Decker
• HTMLGIANT (November 2012): Review of Kim Hyesoon’s All the Garbage of the World Unite! – “25 Points: All the Garbage of the World Unite!”
• HTMLGIANT (November 2012): Review of Marcel Schwob’s The Book of Monelle – “25 Points: The Book of Monelle”
• Black Warrior Review (Spring/Summer 2012  38.2): “fragments from Reconsolidation” (Nonfiction Grand Prize Winner – Judge: John D’Agata)
• Valeveil: Ready, Able (February 2012): “pity this busy monster, manunkind”
• antennae 12 (January 2012): Excerpts from The Chronovisor (collaboration w/ Laura Vena)
• Peacock Online Review 4 (November 2011): excerpt from Singularity
• HTMLGIANT (Sept 2011): Review of Doug Rice’s Dream Memoirs of a Fabulist – “Dream Memoirs: A Conjuration”
• Valeveil: Wikiloot (June 2011): “Doorstep”
• Dear Navigator (May 2011): Review of I’ll Drown My Book: Conceptual Writing By Women – “The Ghosts of I’ll Drown My Book” / Reposted at HTMLGIANT (June 2012)
• Eyeball Burp #5: Shine On You Crazy Diamonds (April 2011): “Awake” (Read here) / Site
• White Print Inc / Quill Puddle (January 2011): excerpt from Singularity
• elimae (January 2011): Seventh
• Octopus Magazine (Sept 2010): Review of Harold Abramowitz’s Not Blessed
• Everyday Genius (July 2010): Hungry Ghosts
• Action, Yes (Spring 2010): from “Daughter”
• Tarpaulin Sky (Feb 2010): Review of Vanessa Place’s La Medusa
• Sidebrow (Jan 2010): from “Daughter”
• Joyland: a hub for short fiction (December 2009): “Daughter”
• Black Warrior Review (Fall/Winter 2009  36.1): “A Man Who Is a Red Tree”
• Luvina (Issue 57, December 2009): “La Hija” (Spanish/English) (Text) (Pdf of Entire Issue)
• antennae 10 (February 2009): Excerpts from Daughter
  

ANTHOLOGIES:

• Berfrois The Book Ed. Russell Bennetts (Dostoyevsky Wannabe, 2019), “On That Thing That We Don’t Talk About…”
• The End of the World Project Ed. by Richard Lopez, John Bloomber-Rissman, and T.C. Marshall (Moria Press, 2019), “Dear Benny”
• The Madness of Dr. Caligari Ed. Joe Pulver (Fedogan & Bremer, 2016), “Eyes Looking”
  
• States of Terror Vol. 3 Ed. Matt Lewis & Keith McCleary (Ayahuasca Publishing, October 2016), “Growing Colder”
• The Coiled Serpent: Poets Arising from the Cultura Quakes and Shifts of Los Angeles Ed. Neelanjana Banerjee, Daniel A. Olivas, Ruben J. Rodiguez (Tia Chucha Press, April 2016), “Los Angeles”
• Devouring the Green Ed. Sam Witt (Jaded Ibis Press, April 2015), w/ Laura Vena
• The &NOW AWARDS 3: The Best Innovative Writing / Ed. Megan Milks (&Now Books / Northwestern University Press, March 2015), excerpt from Damnation
  
• ENTER>text: 3 years. Ed. Jen Hutton (Feb 2015), “The Chronovisor Project,” w/ Laura Vena
• Vincent Van Go-Gogh. Ed. Ali Liebegott (Writers Among Artists, October 2013), “Van Gogh”
• The &NOW Awards 2: The Best Innovative Writing / Ed. Davis Schneiderman (May 2013), excerpts from Daughter
• theoretical perspectives on the substance preceding [nothing]. Ed. Janice Lee, Eric Lindley & Joe Milazzo  November 2012, [out of nothing] #0
• Faggot Dinosaur. Ed. Ali Liebegott (Writers Among Artists, June 2012), “Faggot Dinosaur”
• Women Writing the Weird (Dog Horn Publishing, November 2011), “In the Meantime”