Short Fiction
“Symphony for Ina May” — New South, July 2023
“Bad Math” — Moon City Review, March 2023 (print only) — *nominated for the Pushcart Prize
“All That Life” — Epiphany online, January 2023 — *audio available
“Diamonds” — Crab Creek Review, December 2022 (print only)
“Goodbye Joan” — The Broadkill Review, April 2022
Flash Fiction
“The Scream-Room” — swamp pink, September 2025
“Eugenia” — Flash Frog, forthcoming August 2025
“Serving Tray” — Lost Balloon, October 2024
“Is Astrology Real?” — failbetter, February 2024 — *longlisted for the Wigleaf Top 50
“Goldilocks” — The Normal School, March 2023
“Your Body” — Sundog Lit, March 2023 — *nominated for the Best of the Net
“Facts” — Ghost Parachute, October 2022
“Reapings” — Pidgeonholes, March 2022 — *nominated for the Best Microfictions
“Phantoms” — Ellipsis Zine, January 2022
“Fruit Flies” — MoonPark Review, December 2021
“Chrysalis” — Vestal Review, December 2021
“Down There” — Southern Indiana Review, July 2021 (print only)
Nonfiction & Micros
“Hindmilk” — Flash Flood, June 2024 — *nominated for the Pushcart Prize
“Pulp” — Schuylkill Valley Journal “Dispatches,” June 2022 — *longlisted for the Wigleaf Top 50
“Rainbow” — Six Sentences, April 2022
“On the Nature of Things” — Paragraph Planet, March 13, 2022
“Midnight” — Blink-Ink, December 2021 (print only)
“The Allegory of the Cave” — Blink-Ink, December 2021 (print only)
Reviews
Poetry review: Julia C. Alter’s Some Dark Familiar — Seneca Review, forthcoming April 2025
Opinion
“When tech execs would rather just not know” — The Boston Globe, December 2018
“Where in America is Joe Six-Pack?” — CBS News, October 2008
Data Science & Research
“How bad numbers are ruining your pitch deck” — Hacker Noon, February 2019
“What I Wish I’d Done Differently as a Data Science Manager” — Towards Data Science, April 2018
“How to Be Happy: Experiments in Tracking Mood and Energy” — Pebble Research Blog, June 2016
“Open, Collaborative, Crowdsourced: Meet the Pebble Health Wellness Platform” — Kickstarter, June 2016
Blogs
“Vicki Gunvalson is My Oedipus” — Medium, June 2018