POEMS
"On becoming a cherry pit the day of the Dobbs Decision"
Nimrod
"Body Language"
Spring/Summer 2023
"dance making"
Nimrod
"Body Language"
Spring/Summer 2023
"Who is a Bird"
Mouse Magazine, Issue 4
January 2022
"Unexpectedly, the Oranges"
Gigantic Sequins, Issue 11
July 2020
"On the day the world closed up shop, a pair of Ugg boots on the sidewalk"
What Rough Beast COVID-19 Edition, Indolent Books
April 13, 2020
“memorial”
The Underground, Volume 9, Issue 2
April 2019
“a poem about pain”
The Underground, Volume 9, Issue 2
April 2019
“Artist Bio”
The Underground, Volume 9, Issue 2
April 2019
"Unexpected Small Pocket in June"
America's Emerging Poets 2018: Maryland, Virginia, and the Carolinas, Z Publishing House
2018
“Song in the Shape of the West Bank”
Amendment Literary and Art Journal
Fall 2018
“The Poet, Alone in a Crowded Theater, Watches 2001 A Space Odyssey”
Virginia’s Best Emerging Poets, Z Publishing House
2017
“against the body against the name”
Amendment Literary and Art Journal
Fall 2017
“this will cause pain”
Amendment Literary and Art Journal
Fall 2017
“Maxcy Gregg”
Pwatem Anthology of Literature and Art
Spring 2017
DANCE WRITING
Desire is a cage
Pink Fang’s The Table
Culturebot
June 2026
2nd Best Dance Company’s Light Labor
The Brooklyn Rail
September 2025
Highly Produced Punk Chaos in Alex Romania’s FACE EATERS
Culturebot
July 2024
Snug Harbor Dance Festival
The Brooklyn Rail
October 2023
Voicing Together
an interview with Mame Diarra Speis and Daniel Alexander Jones
The Brooklyn Rail
June 2023
SIGHTLINES: Amanda Hameline and Wendell Gray II
Culturebot
June 2023
Rube G.—The Consequence of Action
The Brooklyn Rail
April 2023
No Dance Schools in Anatevka: Fidler Afn Dakh’s Staś Kmieć interviewed by Hallie Chametzky
Culturebot
February 2023
Half a Dozen Fresh Baked Dances
The Brooklyn Rail
November 2022
HOLDTIGHT: when the blossom passes, what remains?
The Brooklyn Rail
October 2022
May You Pay Attention
TERRITORY: The Island Remembers by zavé martohardjono
The Brooklyn Rail
May 2022
m i c c a and the Landscape of Grief
The Brooklyn Rail
February 2022
Dancing Archivists: A Conversation
Co-written with Sarah Nguyễn
In Dance
Fall 2021
Bill T. Jones Dancing Through Disease in Can You Bring It and Afterwardsness
The Brooklyn Rail
June 2021
Against Staying in Shape
Dancegeist Magazine
April 2021
Shifting and Balancing: Dance Archiving Fellowships in the Virtual World
Co-written with Imogen Smith
Performance! Newsletter of the SAA Performing Arts Section
Winter/Spring 2021
Contemporary Dancer Cori Kresge Uses Dance and Poetry to Make Sense of Life
Dance Magazine
December 28, 2020
Rebels are Dancing in the Streets (But No in Thunder to All My Fellow White People Who Shared Those Videos of Police Prancing with Protestors!)
First of the Month
October 1st, 2020
Adapted from an essay originally posted in Contact Quarterly.
To My Fellow White People Who Shared Those Videos of Police Dancing at Protests
Rolling Edition, Contact Quarterly
September 12, 2020
Archiving and Preservation During Covid-19, Part-2
From the Green Room, Dance/USA's eJournal
September 4, 2020
Archiving and Preservation During Covid-19, Part-1
From the Green Room, Dance/USA's eJournal
September 4, 2020
No, You're Not A Bad Person If You Don't Want to Take Virtual Dance Classes
Dance Magazine
April 3, 2020
Sophie Maslow and the Chanukah Festivals for Israel
In the Muse, the Library of Congress Performing Arts Blog
December 3, 2018.
"A Plan and a Hope": Woody Guthrie, Sophie Maslow, and the Many Gifts of Modern Dance
In the Muse, the Library of Congress Performing Arts Blog
August 31, 2018.