Nonfiction
New York Review of Books, “Who Gets to Live ‘the Good Life’?” As back-to-the-land pioneers, Scott and Helen Nearing were gurus of a social movement enjoying renewed interest. But it’s an equivocal legacy.
The Common: Creativity as the Opposite of Violence, Interview with JoAnne McFarland
DCV (Dr. Cantz'sche Verlagsgesellschaft), Wyatt Kahn, Paintings and Sculptures: “Object Memory: On Wyatt Kahn” Poem-Essay
ASTRA Magazine, “The Unclassifiable Master,” Interview with Vigdis Hjorth
ASTRA Magazine, “Up From the Burning Bracken,” Interview with Celia Paul
BOMB, “Strong Lights and Dark Shadows,” Interview with Mieko Kawakami
Los Angeles Review of Books, “Pass Us the Post Horn: On Vigdis Hjorth’s ’Long Live the Post Horn!’” Book Review
Electric Literature, "That Old Seaside Club" by Izumi Suzuki, Recommended Reading
Literary North, 10 Great Books to Read If You’re Interested in How the Human Condition Has Long Been One of Anguish and Exuberance
Fiction
Mousse Magazine, “Modern Metronome”
Harvard Review, “The Good Neighbor”
White Review, “Hypothetically”
Catapult, “They Sold Me Underwear and I Was Happy”