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books:~getting away with everything co-authored with Christopher Shipman, Unlikely Books, October 2021 Absence Like Sun second solo poetry book, Lavender Ink, March 2019 _a ship on the line co-authored with Christopher Shipman, Unlikely Books, September 2014 come back river limited edition chapbook of contemporary Bengali-English poetry translations with Debangana Banerjee, Finishing Line Press, March 2014 Press Release ed. Fuck Poems an exceptional anthology contemporary poetry anthology, Lavender Ink, November 2012 Press Release An Easy Place/To Die original poetry book, CityLit Press, February 2011 The Katrina Decameron a collaborative audio novel with eight authors including Andrei Codrescu, September 2010 anthologies/introductions:"Diamonds in Dystopia" in Best American Experimental Writing 2018 (Wesleyan University Press) "Synesthesia in the Ghazal Garden," Introduction to Ghazals 1-59 and Other Poems by Shiela S. Murphy and Michelle Greenblatt, Unlikely Books 2017 English translation collaboration of Debangana Banerjee's "this land is mine too" in Austin Poetry Festival Anthology, 2017 The Best American Poetry 2013, ed. Denise Duhamel, “3. Expansion Song”, section of “Five One-Minute Eggs” with Andrei Codrescu, 2014 journals:"grounded by your country" in Fifth Estate #410, Fall 2021, print and online "precarious nothings" in sledgehammer, Sept. 2021 "lurking in the glow" and "chronic chthonic disorder" in Expanded Field, Dec. 2020 "midnight revealed the words I reserved for you," new English translation with Debangana Banerjee, Matwaalla Anthology of Poetry from South Asia, 2019 "no one ever asked you," "in the lounge of night," "an absence all yours," and "a voice across the ocean," new English translations with Debangana Banerjee, Unlikely Stories Mark V, 2019 "field trip" and "send someone close second to none" in Unlikely Stories, 2018 "jaws of life" Xavier Review 37 .2, Fall 2017 "pounding the flood alarm in the gazebo by the sea" in Fanzine, Jan. 2017 "dear baton rouge" and "I do not confuse myself anymore" (Debangana Banerjee translations) in International Poetry Review (Vol. XLI No.1), 2016 "cryptic phone call," "briefcase full o' $$$," and "firing gun at nothing while screaming" in THAT Literary Review #1, March 2016 "your sun's what they come for/ when they come for you" in Topology, Jan.2016 "applause of the dead" in Deluge Issue 4, Spring 2015 "infanticide sunsets," "from above the andes," and "america" in Truck, 2015 "Where the wind becomes water" in Dusie #17, winter 2014 "a nother/anaphora" in Horse Less Review #17, Fall 2014 "park poem" in The Berkeley Poetry Review, June 2014 "Exceptionalist shit, "Exceptionalist celestial", and "crash sun emerges" in TENDER_LOIN, February 2013 "Stalked Stacked/Russian Puppets" in So and So Mag No. 7, Summer 2012 5 contemporary Bengali-English Poetry Translations of the poet and artist Debangana Banerjee, Toad Suck Review, 2012 "Women Wishing Wells and Whitman" in Truck (ed. Skip Fox), July 2011 "First Call" and "finders", La fovea, June 2011 "Self Portrait" published in moria, October 2010 “Cleaning Up/Al’s Apartment” and “responsorial” published in Big Bridge, Spring 2010 “Kicking Castles” visual poetry published in Exquisite Corpse, August 2009 “Exceptionalist Womanifesto” home page publication in Exquisite Corpse, February 2009 “I had a Room in New Orleans” and “Upriver” published in New Delta Review, Winter 2009 “Remnants” published in Presa (# 8), September 2008 “Exceptionalist Manifesto” home page publication in Exquisite Corpse, July 2008 “Matter/For Mourning” published in The Pedestal Magazine, June 2008 Segments of “Thermophiles” published in Exquisite Corpse Resurrection Issue, March 2008 reviews:Book Review of Brock Guthrie's Contemplative Man in So and So #8, 2015 Review of Nate Pritts' Big Bright Sun in So and So Mag No. 7, Summer 2012 Review of The Post Human DADA Guide for New Orleans Review, 2010 Review of Lawrence Ferlingetti’s Poetry As Insurgent Art in New Delta Review, 2007 | ||||||
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