poetry

current & forthcoming

Portemonnaie,” berlin lit, Issue 5, Autumn 2023

“Welcome to the Situation [Mauerpark, Berlin],” “Welcome to the Situation [Schillerkiez, Berlin],” and “Welcome to the Situation [Berliner Philharmonie],” forthcoming in Bennington Review, Issue 13, Summer 2024

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“indigitamenta” [behind each door...], Wet Grain, Issue 4, Summer 2023

The Denby Sonnets“ (6–9), DIAGRAM, 22.4, Fall 2022

Please” [St. Joe’s altars…], featured in Poetry Daily, December 21, 2021

Mercy,” The Common, Issue 22, Fall/Winter 2021

Welcome to the Situation [Woldenberg Park, New Orleans],” TYPO, Issue 33, Fall/Winter 2021

“We are happy on the isola […],” Sonora Review, Issue 77, Fall 2021

“indigitamenta” [the blooms were dying…], “indigitamenta” [a wealth of globed peonies…], & “indigitamenta” [There is a snail…], West Branch, Issue 96, Summer 2021

“Please” [St. Joe’s altars…], The Cincinnati Review, Vol. 18.1, Spring 2021

“You do you” & “You asked me,” Salamander, Issue 51, Fall/Winter 2020/21

“May be stopped there,” The Stinging Fly, Issue 42, Summer 2020

The Denby Sonnets” (10-14), Puerto del Sol, Summer 2020

Collection & Identification,” Blackbird, Vol. 19.1, May 2020

“You can have it all” & “I promise to be good,” jubilat, Issue 36, Spring 2020

Dear Jesus” & “Big Easy Anthropology,” DiodeVol. 13.1, Spring 2020

Coming Attraction,” “less like an object and more like the weather,” & “512 hours,” Map Literary, April 2020

pas de don’t,” DIAGRAM, Issue 19.4, September 2019

“How to Survive the Tragedy of Linear Time,” Forklift, OhioIssue 37, Spring 2019

“Please” [Blue is blue…], Colorado Review, Vol. 46.1, Spring 2019

Welcome to the Situation [Winterfeldtplatz Markt],” “Welcome to the Situation [Tempelhof Airport],” & “thermodynamics,” Electric Literature: The Commuter, No. 50, February 4, 2019

Please” [dear holy mothers…], Sixth Finch, Winter 2019

Fun fact,” WitnessVolume XXXI.3, Winter 2018/19

“Rinascimaiale,” Barrow Street, Winter 2017/18

Neutral Ground,” Visual Verse, Vol. 4.8, June 2017

The Denby Sonnets” (1-5), Beloit Poetry Journal, Vol. 67.3, 2017

Welcome to the Situation [Potsdamer Platz],” DIAGRAM, Issue 17.1, 2017

Kegger in Georgi Balanchivadze’s Backyard,” The New Yorker, May 2, 2016 Issue

“Trump Card,” Hayden’s Ferry ReviewIssue 58, Spring/Summer 2016

“Excuse My French Everybody in America,” Burnside Review, Vol. 12.1, Spring 2016

“Enrique Vila-Matas speaks,” FENCE, Issue 31, Winter 2016

“available memory,” The Cincinnati Review, Issue 12.2, Winter 2016

as long as we are here,” MAP – Media/Archive/Performance, Issue 6, Summer 2015

Fare le domande/Ask the question,” DIAGRAM, Issue 13.2, May 2013

Life in a Foreign Country,” “Statue of Limitations, I” & “aisotropes,” The Portland Review web, July-Aug 2011

think of the last bad novel you read read this you think of this” in Pear Noir! #6, Summer 2011

“Vete a la porra” & “Vanity” in PANK 5, 2011

Tomato,” “Space between spaces,” & “Slap,” PANK, May 2010

a sum which is less than the whole of its parts,” elimae, April 2010

“Statue of Limitations, II,” Epiphany, Fall/Winter 2009/10

fiction

Geist,” The Common, Issue 24, Fall 2022

Critique My,” Joyland Magazine, Spring 2022

Bitte,” StoryQuarterly fiction prize, selected by Garth Greenwell, Issue 53, Spring 2021

“Via Amerigo Vespucci,” Witness, Vol.34.1, Spring 2021

If lost, please call,” Fiction International, Issue 53, Fall 2020

You Disappoint Me,” FENCEIssue 36, Winter 2020

(listen here in podcast form—FENCE 36 episode six at min 27:00)

The Nose,” The Collagist [now The Rupture], Issue 96, April 2018

“Back when we still lived together,” Five PointsIssue 17.3, Fall 2016

“Nightlight Recon,” NANO FictionIssue 10.1, Fall 2016

Bird in the Hand,” Green Mountains ReviewIssue 29.1, Spring 2016

“The Problem,” FENCE, Issue 31, Winter 2016

Rollback,” The Barcelona Review, Issue 85, Summer 2015

“Order e Progress,” The Atlas Review, Issue 5, Spring 2015

Edification,” Quarterly West, Issue 84, Winter 2015

“The Document,” Gigantic, Gigantic #4: Gigantic Everything, Dec 2012

“El problema,” Hermano Cerdo, April 2011

Funny Women #42: The Bestselling Story of All Time,” The Rumpus, 2011

Night. Good. Pretty.” First Prize, the 2010 Moleskin Travel Short Story competition in Spanish

Tómala,” The Barcelona Review, número 67, Summer 2009

Take It,” The Barcelona Review, Issue 66, Spring 2009

literary translations

books

Meret Oppenheim, The Loveliest Vowel Empties: Collected Poems (World Poetry, 2023)

Sophie Taeuber-Arp’s Letters to Annie and Oskar Müller-Widmann, edited by the Fondazione Marguerite Arp (Scheidegger & Spiess, 2022)

Patricio Pron, The Peculiar State, an e-book short (Penguin Random House, 2015)

poetry

[The forest and fields…] by Meret Oppenheim, Poetry Daily. July 13, 2023

Three poems by Meret Oppenheim, Circumference, March 2023

Three poems by Meret Oppenheim, Literary Hub, Feb 16 2023

[Over there in that garden…] by Meret Oppenheim, The New Yorker, Dec 12 2022

Four poems by Meret Oppenheim, New England Review, Vol. 43, No. 4, Dec 2022

[In the beginning is the end …] by Meret Oppenheim, The Paris Review, Nov 7 2022

Four poems by Meret Oppenheim, World Poetry Review , Issue 7, Fall/Winter 2022

Self-portrait from 50,000 B.C. to X” by Meret Oppenheim, Arkansas International, Issue 12, The Body Issue, Spring 2022

“ones falling” by Brigitte Oleschinski, DIAPHANESIssue 5, Fall/Winter 2018/19

Punctured Body is a Home, excerptby Gustavo Barrera Calderón, Two LinesIssue 26, Spring 2017

Punctured Body is a Home, excerpt, by Gustavo Barrera Calderón, SANDIssue 13, May 2016

fiction

“Fish & Mountains” by Patricio Pron, reprint, Michigan Quarterly Review, the 60th Anniversary Issue, Winter 2021

“Your Mother in the Snow Doesn’t Look Back” by Patricio Pron, The Threepenny ReviewIssue 154, Summer 2018

“The Story of the Hunter and the Bear #1” & “The Story of the Hunter and the Bear #4” by Patricio Pron, Two LinesIssue 28, Spring 2018

The World Without People Who Ruin It and Make It Ugly” by Patricio Pron, The Brooklyn RailJune 2017

“Record of Installation” by Nona Fernández, Chicago ReviewIssue 60:3, Spring 2017

A Fence” by Patricio Pron, in Asymptote and The Guardian, Feb 2016

The Peculiar State” by Patricio Pron, Vintage Shorts, May 2015

A Raven on the Snow” by Patricio Pron, BOMB, Jan 2015

“One of the Last Things My Father Said to Me” by Patricio Pron, SubtropicsIssue 18, Fall 2014 

“The Narrative Mechanism” by Patricio Pron, Chicago ReviewIssue 58.3/4, Summer/Fall 2014

Visiting the Master” by Patricio Pron, World Literature Today, July 2014

“The Trip” by Patricio Pron, The Istanbul Review, Issue 4, Winter 2014

“Haircut” by Patricio Pron, Hayden’s Ferry ReviewIssue 53, Fall/Winter 2013

“Fish & Mountains” by Patricio Pron, Michigan Quarterly ReviewTranslation Issue, vol 52.2, Spring 2013

Bees” by Patricio Pron, GuernicaApril 2013

essays

tanzschreiber @ Tanzplattform Deutschland 2024:

Notes for a nurtured body,” DOCK11 X, Fall 2021

“Articulating the Atlas,” The Stinging Fly, Summer 2020

Abstand,” the Best American Poetry blog, May 2020

“Four Cut Short,” MAKEIssue 16, Winter 2016

here are we as long as,” MAP – Media/Archive/Performance, Issue 6, Summer 2015

“Out of Sheer Love,” Festschrift vol. 3: The Syllabus, Verbivoracious Press, May 2015

Three Cut Short,” The Collagist [now The Rupture], Issue 69, April 2015

The Great Pongoni,” World Literature Today, July 2014

“Borges & I,” Quarter After EightIssue 20, 2014

The Authority of Accent,” New Delta Review, Issue 4.1, Winter 2014

Fish, Mountains, & Locutions,” Michigan Quarterly Review, Translation special issue, v. 52.2, Spring 2013

Las Lecturas de 2011, Hermano Cerdo, 01 Jan 2011

The Last Book I Loved, Out of Sheer RageThe Rumpus,  30 June 2010

for The Best American Poetry blog

guest author on recent cultural events in Berlin, 27 Nov-1 Dec 2017:

guest author on dance, poetry, and translation, 7-11 Nov 2016:

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