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Essays and Reviews:

Heart-Shaped Box, Bookforum, January 2021

In ‘Having And Being Had,’ Eula Biss Maps Capitalist Game Rules Without Breaking Them, NPR Books, September 2020

What Women Want, The Baffler, July 2020

Amid a Pandemic, Finding Rootedness in an Urban Forest, Catapult, April 2020

Gaining A Self: On Chelsea Bieker’s Godshot, BOMB Magazine, April 2020

Abolishing the Prison of the Dead, The Baffler, November 2019

Signaling Through the Flames: On The Gulf by Belle Boggs, BOMB Magazine, April 2019

Marriage Isn’t the Only Plot for Love, Literary Hub, February 2019

Grift the Pain Away, The Baffler, February 2019

Something Like Hope: On Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah’s Friday Black, BOMB Magazine, November 2018

Why We Love—And Need to Leave Behind—Dead Girl Stories, Literary Hub, June 2018

A Bildungsroman Spy Novel: On Rosalie Knecht’s Who is Vera Kelly?, BOMB Magazine, June 2018

Mourning My Mother Through the Bags She Left Behind, The Cut, May 2018

Faded Pictures, Real Life, November 2017

Greed, Italian Style: On Nicola Lagioia’s Ferocity, BOMB Magazine, October 2017

Keeping House to Stave Off Grief, Literary Hub, September 2017

Growing Up Emo, Hazlitt, August 2017

The Threat Within: Harry Potter and the Cultural Baggage of Orphan Stories, Catapult, June 2017

Don’t Forget, ENDPAIN, May 2017

How Grief Books by Mediums Harm the Living and the Dead, Literary Hub, April 2017

In Praise of the New Aphorism, No Longer Just for Great Men, Literary Hub, February 2017

Memetic Mori, Real Life, December 2016

Don’t Cover Your Eyes, Catapult, September 2016

How to Do an MFA on the MTA, Public Books, September 2016

Girlhood Against Convention: Why We Can’t Look Away, The Hairpin, June 2016

Donald Trump’s Sentimental Journey to the Top, Literary Hub, March 2016

The Weight of Old Photographs, The Grief Diaries, November 2015

Investigation, from the Latin investigationem, Guernica, October 2015 

Dancing Through Grief, The Toast, July 2015

The Hardest Roommate, The Pennsylvania Gazette, January 2015

Liminal Mother: On Nannying and Love, The Toast, July 2014

Over the Rainbow, Saveur, December 2013

Between the Frames, Cleaver Magazine, March 2013

Interviews and Profiles:

‘Owning the Taint of Artistry’: An Interview with Leslie Jamison, Hazlitt, September 2019

Gregory Pardlo on Form, His Father, and Not Writing a Book About Race, Literary Hub, April 2018

Phillip Lopate Revisits a 30-Year-Old Conversation with His Mother, Literary Hub, January 2017

Interrogating Sentimentality with Leslie Jamison, Literary Hub, May 2016

Humor:

Park Slope Stoop Giveaways: Greatest Hits, The Hairpin, July 2016

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