Literary

• Certain Age: an essay about the inequality between men and women’s pockets, entitles “Pocket Sighs”

• Tupelo Quarterly: an interview with me and a folio of three short stories
  1) Sadberg, a story about a fatberg made of sadness;

  2) Hashtag, a story about a fleeing bride going viral;

  3) The Londoner, a story about a man who teleports to a random place in London every time he wakes up

• Liars’ League London: live performance of my first short story, To All the Avatars I’ve Loved Before

• Guts Publishing: To All the Avatars I’ve Loved Before

• The now sadly defunct DaCunha: Spilt Honey, a nonfiction essay about the aftermath of finding my father-in-law dead after a week.

• Boundless Literary Magazine: an abridged excerpt from my book, a chapter on Día de los Muertos in Mexico, along with a Q&A about my process.

• Death & the Maiden: Another excerpt from my book, about death euphemisms and the ridiculous places death anxiety can take you.

• The Kenyon Review: an interview about my book, This Party’s Dead. "My story is weaved through a much bigger story about how our species deals with a unique problem: we’re going to die, and unlike other animals, we know it."

• Cruse Bereavement Care Journal: an excerpt from my book.