Writing elsewhere

Short Fiction/Poetry:

• the mercy and the movement, forthcoming in District
• of friends and revelry and bounty, forthcoming in The Atticus Review
• mining, PANK online, March 2013
• gongneung subway, 1 a.m., two serious ladies, March 2013
• for september, Ann Arbor Review, Winter/Spring 2013
• miner’s daughter, Sundog Lit, Jan 2013
• winning, an extract from Hush, Schietree Thresholds Project
• a simple task, included in Get Lit, Round 1: Poems and Stories by Writers You Should Know, Atticus Books, 2011
• always but never, The Northville Review, Jan 2012
• a simple task, Atticus Review, Sept 2011
• the last villagers, Xenith, July 2011
• heartbeat, Necessary Fiction, February 2011
• “Tokyo Fishermen“, a photo by Margaret Fletcher Saine, Necessary Fiction, Feb 2011
• “Morning on the Mountain“, a drum solo by Claude Bailat, Necessary Fiction, Feb 2011
• “St. Tropez“, a photo by Margaret Fletcher Saine, Necessary Fiction, Feb 2011
• Translating Christina, Necessary Fiction, February 2011
• knots, Necessary Fiction, February 2011
• Vineyard, Fogged Clarity, September 2010
• Buttons, Ascent, August 2010
• Excerpt from Fog Island Mountains, Necessary Fiction, June 2009
• Shunsei’s Alley, Bordercrossing Berlin, December 2007

Translations:

• “The Two Old Maids” by Charles Ferdinand Ramuz, Cerise Press, Spring 2013
• “Phimonette” by Charles Ferdinand Ramuz, Metamorphoses, Spring 2012
• “If the Sun were Never to Return” by Charles Ferdinand Ramuz, Hayden’s Ferry Review, Fall/Winter 2011
• “Social Experiment” by Pauline Blatt, Necessary Fiction, Feb 2011
• “Indiscretion” by Laure Mi Hyun Croset, Necessary Fiction, Feb 2011
• “The Settler” by Céline Cerny, Necessary Fiction, Feb 2011
• “Pastoral” by Charles Ferdinand Ramuz in The Kenyon Review, Winter 2011

Reviews:

At The Rumpus:

• With the Animals, by Noelle Revaz (trans. F. Donald Wilson)

At Necessary Fiction (a selection of my favorite reviews)

• The Briefcase by Hiromi Kawakami (tr. Allison Markin Powell)
• Best European Fiction 2013, ed. Alexandar Hemon
• The Murder of Halland,by Pia Juul (trans. Martin Aitken)
• Àgua Viva by Clarice Lispector (trans. Stefan Tobler)
• Breakfast at Midnight by Louis Armand
• The Names of Things by John Colman Wood
• Elsewhere, California by Dana Johnson
• The China Factory by Mary Costello
• We Bury the Landscape by Kristine Ong Muslim
• Echolocation by Myfanwy Collins
• The Brothers by Asko Sahlberg (trans. Emily Jeremiah/Fleur Jeremiah)
• A Friend in the Police by John Givens
• Bear Down, Bear North by Melinda Moustakis
• From the Darkness Right Under Our Feet by Patrick Michael Finn
• Katzenjammered by Norma Kassirer
• The New Moscow Philosophy by Vyacheslav Pyetsukh (trans. Krystyna Steiger)
• Giraffes in Hiding by Carol Novack (reprinted here at The Short Review)
• Seven Years by Peter Stamm (trans. Michael Hofmann)
• My Business is to Create by Eric G. Wilson
• Gasoline by Quim Monzo (trans Mary Ann Newman) 
• The Mothering Coven by Joanna Ruocco

At The Quarterly Conversation

• Mapping Michel Houellebecq: A Retrospective  Issue 26,Winter 2011
• The Princess, the King and the Anarchist by Robert Pagani, Issue 25, Fall 2011
• Brodeck, by Philip Claudel November 2009
• Love, Anger, and Madness: A Haitian Trilogy by Marie Vieux-Chauvet July 2009

At Cerise Press

• Between Feeling and Calculating: Review of A.S. Penne’s Reckoning
• A Sense of Rebellious Ecstasy: Review of Maile Chapman’s Your Presence is Requested at Suvanto