Below, you can read a selection of my shorter work, including short fiction, creative nonfiction, academic essays, scholarship of teaching and learning, book reviews, interviews, introductions to anthologies and issues I edited, personal essays, reference work, print and radio journalism, and–of course–a manifesto.
“Zoo Bronx, Baby Cat” in Tahoma Literary Review, Issue 2 (Winter 2014)
Nominated for a Pushcart Prize
The Millions
Wordgathering
“Look Down Your Shirt and Spell Attic:” Disability Encounters in El Deafo
Journal of Teaching Disability Studies
Here to Right Literature: The Deaf Poets Society Manifesto
(collectively written by the editors)
Anomaly
(Image by Janet Morrow, DPS founding editor)
Selected introductions Prose and Ideas sections. I edited both for the first three issues of the The Deaf Poets Society, a digital journal of disability literature and art that I helped found.
On What’s That Pig Outdoors: A Memoir of Deafness by Henry Kisor
Disability Experiences: Memoirs, Autobiographies, and Other Personal Narratives. Thomas Couser and Susannah Mintz, eds. (Gale)
This book was a finalist for the Dartmouth Medal.
Disability Studies Quarterly
On Michael Copperman’s Teacher
Rain Taxi Review of Books
Duende
Front Porch
On Bronwyn Hruska’s Accelerated
Rain Taxi Review of Books
“Slowly Carving a Niche:” Notes on Reading a Poem for a Month.
InTransit: The LaGuardia Journal on Teaching and Learning. Michele Piso, ed. (CUNY Academic Works / LaGuardia Center for Teaching and Learning)
Honorary Toddler, an extended blog project about children’s books and the work of parenting that fed a neighborhood “Dads’ salon” attended by more than 30 local parents.
What If Writing is Dreaming Together? Poetry and Prose from the NY Writers Coalition
Co-edited with John Maney, Jr.
(NY Writers Coalition Press)
WFCR-Radio
The Montgomery County (MD) Sentinel
You can find my print-only work in Southeast Review, little somethings, High Country News, Red Rock Review, Peeks & Valleys, Deaf Lit Extravaganza, Barking Sycamores (Autonomous Press), Eyes of Desire 2 (Handtype Press), Phoebe, and pariahs (Stephen F. Austin University Press).
But a few things, you won’t find anywhere. Raise a glass to The L Magazine and Late Night Library.
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