Recent Publications
Fiction:
“the seed runner”. Transmotion. Dec. 30, 2018
Comics/Hybrid work:
“Ootfalama (to go and return)”. Anomaly. Issue 30.
Poetry:
Print Journals & Anthologies:
North Dakota Quarterly. 86: 3/4. 2019
–“Saint Pocahontas”
– “Trickster Story”
–“Lullaby for Bones”
Yellow Medicine Review. Spring 2019
-“Chickasaw word for trickster”
-“Abookoshi’ Hapi Oshi (Little Salt Creek)”
Our Poetica. Cathexis Press. June 2019
-“This Poem”
Raven Chronicles Journal: HOME, Vol. 24. 2017
-“Ceremony of Rending”
Resist Much/Obey Little: Inaugural Poems to the Resistance. Dispatches Editions. 2017
-“Over a Barrel”
-“Apocalypse Journals”
-“Indigenous Kinship Systems”
As/US. Volume 6. Spring 2016
-“Before We Were Ashes.”
-“Academic Side Show Woman.”
-“The (American) Indian (Studies) Removal Act of 2014.”
-“Real Indian ABC’s.”
Online Journals:
“Teachings of Moss” Poem of the Day. San Francisco Public Library. Jan. 28, 2020
“#21CENTURYINDIANPROBLEMS” Anomaly. Issue 29. 2019
“Just what kind of Trickster are you?” Anomaly. Issue 29. 2019
“Silent Prayer of and Indian Anthropologist before heading to work” Anomaly. Issue 29. 2019
“How Turtle got her shell” River, Blood, and Corn. April 9, 2019
“A Seat at the Trickster’s Table” Santa Ana River Review, Feb. 3, 2019
“Gifts between Ghosts” Anomaly. Issue 25, 2017
“Bone Songs” Anomaly. Issue 25, 2017
“Indigenous Kinship Systems” Broadsided, #NoDAPL Responses: Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL) Action at Standing Rock, 2016-2017, edited by Tiffany Midge. February 10, 2017.
“Submergence.” Rabbit and Rose. Issue 10. 2016
“Ofi’ Tohbi’ Ihina’.” River, Blood, and Corn, Aug. 2016,
-Republished in The 90%: Stories of Diaspora from Indian Country, Sept. 2016
“Tethered.” River, Blood, and Corn, Aug. 2016
“The Girl Who Loves Turtles.” River, Blood, and Corn, Aug. 2016
“Let Us Rest.” River, Blood, and Corn, Aug. 2016
“Ofi’ Tohbi’.” Rabbit and Rose. Issue 09. Spring 2016.
Work in Curated Exhibits
2020 “Birth of Deer Woman” Digital. Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women & Girls Exhibit, Curated by William Johnson. Ziibiwing Center of Anishinabe Culture and Lifeways, Mount Pleasant, MI. Date: TBA
2017 “Indigenous kinship systems” (About that) Water is Life. Curated by Heid E. Erdrich. Minnesota Center for Book Arts. Minneapolis, MN. June 9, 2017 – August 13.
2017 “Akankabi’ v. Sinti’ losa (Hawk v. black snake)”, 30”x 24” Digital. Standing Rock Solid Exhibit, Curated by William Johnson. Ziibiwing Center of Anishinabe Culture and Lifeways, Mount Pleasant, MI. April 22-Sept. 30. Ayer Collection, Newberry Library, Chicago, IL (Ayer broadside E99.D1 D34 2016)
