Published Poetry

Ilanot Review (forthcoming): For an old fever & Holy (Kedusha)

AGNI (forthcoming): When history arrived [we ruined her and / she ruined us . . .]

The Georgia Review (forthcoming): When history arrived, [we forgot to blink…] & When history arrived, [the music was coming…]

Blood Orange Review (forthcoming): Witchcraft & The canyons were burned

Cobra Milk (forthcoming): History arrived & From his Jewish Lover

Jabberwock Review 45:2: Two by two & Violence in our waters

The Dodge, Fall 2024: Strip my blue house down & Seasons

About Place Journal, Strange Wests (Black Earth Institute): History untold in moans

A thirst for water, set to music by Vera Ivanova, commissioned and premiered by the Pasadena Chorale (May 11, 2024)

The Journal 46.4 (Collapse: :Rebuild): Hymn

Fred & Edith Herman Memorial Prize, Academy of American Poets: Translation

Aurora: The blue house and its moon

JuxtaProse: And after the fire a still small voice, The letters of heaven and earth, Stasis in the Forest

Harvard Review Online: Many to Remember

Southwestern American Literature, Volume 45 / Fall 2019: New Mexico Lightning

JuxtaProse: Translation

The Raw Art Review: Burial

Carve Magazine: Starfish & an interview

Levee Magazine: Reflection Over Winter

Good Works Review 2019: Prophetess & Archive’s Tales I

2019 Sean T. Lannan Poetry Prize, poets.org: New Mexico Lightning

Kalliope: At these limits

Western Humanities Review: (Flush Inspired) & Behind the Brush

Published Reviews

“Wanting Song: On Peter Cole’s Draw Me After.” Los Angeles Review of Books, Jan. 1 2023.

“How does a story break?” Review of Tom Haviv’s A Flag of No Nation. Diagram 22.4.

“Review of Nathaniel Tarn’s Atlantis, an Autoanthropology.” Restless Messengers: Poetry in Review, 2022.

“Review of Michael Heller’s Within the Inscribed: Selected Prose and Conversations.” Restless Messengers: Poetry in Review, 2021.

Readings & Conversations

Sundress Publications, Poets in Pajamas

UCLA Alan D. Leve Center for Jewish Studies, December 2023, At the limits of language: Poetics amidst Violence – A Conversation with Grzegorz Kwiatkowski

University of Utah, September 2023, “Diasporic Poets as Historical Method.” The Poetics of Memory: A Symposium and Conversation.

UCLA Alan D. Leve Center for Jewish Studies, December 2021, Book Talk with Prof. Dalia Kandiyoti

American Jewish Historical Society, October 2021, “Translating History through Poetry”

People & Places Lecture Series, University of New Mexico, August 2021, “Translating History through Poetry: The Mexican Inquisition & Crypto-Jewish Memory“

Yale Student Poets Reading, Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library, 2018 & 2019

Connecticut Poetry Circuit, Yale University winner, spring 2019

Guest Poet, Yale University Art Gallery, Gallery+ 2018

Translations

Love is the Greater Labyrinth: A comedy by Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz (co-translator) (Newark, DE: Juan de la Cuesta, 2023)

The Beast of Hungary: A comedy by Lope de Vega (co-translator) (Newark, DE: Juan de la Cuesta, 2025)

Don Quixote de la Mancha: A comedy by Guillén de Castro (co-translator) (Newark, DE: Juan de la Cuesta, 2025)

Select Awards

Tupelo Press, Berkshire Prize, finalist for poetry manuscript

Fred and Edith Herman Memorial Prize, Academy of American Poets

JuxtaProse 2020 Chapbook Poetry Prize winner for collection, And after the fire

Poetry manuscript, Many to Remember, selected as a Finalist in the Hudson Poetry Prize of Black Lawrence Press

Sean T. Lannan Poetry Prize, Academy of American Poets

Yale Gordon Barber Memorial Prize for thesis poetry collection, Many to Remember