Poetry Collections 

Franklinstein

"A church of stained glass truth-telling."

—Yolanda Wisher

Covers

"A tour de translation that brings Dante up to speed with the 21st century.

—Jules Boykoff

248mgs., a panic picnic

"This book is unlike anything else I've ever read."

—Juliana Spahr

Recent Poems

My forthcoming book, Sweet, Impossible City, is a collection of poems about New York City, as seen through its subway, street trees, and waterways.

A man holding a fish by the mouth appears on the pier at Coney Island, seated on a scooter. Behind him, the iconic parachute jump and a couple facing the water.

Holly Says Sobriety Is Paying Attention

Poem-a-Day, Academy of American Poets

A sidewalk cellar door opens to show a dark staircase. Above it a yellow sign that reads lottery.

Muriel Walked in the River of Crisis Toward the Real & other poems

Three Fold Press

Three bronze rocking chairs of various sizes appear on what looks like a porch, but is actually the Avenue H subway station.

An Alphabet Like Breath We Forget & other poems

The Tiny