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MAYDAY Magazine, “Minor details” and “Don’t look back,” fall, 2024.

Ayin Journal’s Otiyot, “The Harvest Festival,” “Great Mystics,” “Gloss,” “The Sabbath Approaches,” spring 2024. 

Action, Spectacle, “Split-screen multiplayer,” spring 2024.

One, “Forgiveness,” spring, 2023.

Marrow Magazine, “Meet the Teachers Night,” issue 4.

Variant Literature, “Beauty’s Workflow,” issue 12.

Superstition Review, “A Geniza” and “Jewish Exorcism,” issue 29.

ANMLY, “Belief to me a kind of Sabbath work,” “New prayer book,” and “Conversion,” issue 34.

Dream Pop, “Philip Guston” and “Continuity theory,” March, 2022.

Concision, “My great-grandmother could have landed here,” issue 2.1.

The Cincinnati Review, miCRo, “I am often reminded that I am here to help people,” fall, 2021.

Pithead Chapel, “Simultaneously, but not at the same time,” volume 10, issue 12.

Concision, “Have I always been suspicious of myself?” issue 1.2.

Bending Genres, “Seawall,” issue 24.

Jewish Literary Journal, “Shibboleths,” summer, 2021.

Rattle, “Staring at the lake with my wife after my morning shift,” issue 69.

Berru Poetry Series, “Silent partner,” summer, 2020.

Split Rock Review, “The Far Bank,” issue 15.

Brooklyn Rail, “Studio time” and “Synonyms,” spring, 2020.

Ilanot Review, “When a cloud is not an orange,” volume 21.

Miracle Monocle, “There are many Jewish folktales, such as this one,” issue 14.

Barzakh, “Microwave,” spring, 2019.

Birmingham Poetry Review, “Space City,” spring, 2019.

Jewish Currents, “Chain migration,” January, 2019.

Concis, “Rothko before the color fields,” fall, 2017. (Editor’s Choice award.)

Four Way Review, “Letting evening come on,” issue 9.

Word For/Word, “Tongue-biter parasite,” “But we are not within us,” and “Not ghost forest, not ghost lake,” issue 25.

The Ilanot Review, “The Hunger Temples” and “Fiction,” volume 9.

Radar, “Co-extrusion,” issue 2.

Matter, “Proximity is the greatest motivator of fear,” issue 5, and “Profession,” issue 2.

A Poetry Congeries, “Lucid Moon,” “Most of my secrets people,” and “Fiction (Dan saw a car skid out on the other side),” June, 2013.

Blackbird, “In the dream I am visiting,” “Epithalamion,” “Negative theology,” “The clouds are up to my neck,” vol. 12 n. 1.

Cell Poems, “Keep from evil,” 12/05/2012.

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Collaborations
With Franklin Mindich, video poem, Rail Switch, “Fantasy Images,” fall, 2024.

With Philip Karjeker, poem, interview, and drawings, Tupelo Quarterly, “The Art of the Spiel: Idols,” summer, 2024

With Kaneem Smith, poem and site-specific installation, A Gift From The Bower, “Saw a little thought, knew it was better than a big one,” and “Dense,” summer 2023.

Hybrid video and text: poem, interview, and essay

Marrow Magazine, “Grocery Store performer, with video: “Grocery Store Poem and Interview, Marty Gross,” issue 4.

MAYDAY, “Grocery Store Artist,” with video: “Grocery Store Poem and Interview, Whitney Derendinger,” summer, 2021.

Video poem and interview

Grist, “Grocery Store Scientist” and “Grocery Store Translator,” spring, 2022.

Audio poem and interview

Grist, “Grocery Store Musician,” spring, 2022.

Talking Writing, “Reincarnation and Interview Excerpts: Bruce Bull Lyon,” spring, 2020.

Pacifica Literary Review, “Circles,” spring, 2017.

New Delta Review, “Attachment, Space City,” spring, 2018.

As part of a special issue featuring the Post-Harvey Think Tank:

Green Theory & Praxis Journal, “Future-Facing Folklore,” volume 13, issue 1, January 2020

Jewish Poetry Reading Series, Buffalo JCC

Yetzirah Reading Series (forthcoming)

Lit Youngstown

Gulf Coast Reading Series

Poetry & Prose, University of Houston Libraries

Marrow Magazine, “Finding the integrity,” winter, 2022.

32 Poems, “A Collaborative Interview on Collaboration.”

Poemeleon, “A Flag of No Nation,” spring 2022.

Blackbird, “Negative Magical Thinking,” spring 2013.