Books, poems, essays, and readings
Books

Written sitting on glaciers as they disappeared. Poems of movement: ice to water to light; grief to love to joy to grief. Part of Memory of a Larger Mind.
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Finalist, National Jewish Book Awards
An erasure of The Protocols of the Elders of Zion — the world's most influential antisemitic text — transformed into a poem about power, inheritance, and renewal. Part of Memory of a Larger Mind.
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Oregon Book Award for Poetry, 2024 · Omnidawn 1st/2nd Book Prize, selected by Kazim Ali
Debut collection. Poems that incorporate multiple voices to embrace fragmentation, discord, and plurality. At a time of simultaneous isolation and interconnection, this book is an inquiry into the edges of the self. Moving between a remote canyon in New Mexico, the Pacific Northwest, New York City, the virtual world, the past, and the unstable future, the poet asks, "Whose afterimage am I?" Sprawling, celebratory, and mourning, this chorus of voices encompasses violence, love, empathy, fear, a burning planet, a pandemic, heartbreak, desire, joy, and grief.
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Cyanotypes, poems, and essays exploring geologic and intergenerational time. Featuring images from the Light / Remains visual series (2020–2022). Part of Memory of a Larger Mind.
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An elegy for a spring that is also an ode to water, birds, and color. It holds an essay, a sequence of poems, and images of the place and the making of the work.
More →Protocols: An Erasure, Memory of a Larger Mind, and Light / Remains are part of a decade-long interdisciplinary project. View the Memory of a Larger Mind project →
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Poetry
Essays & Prose
Readings
Studio 7 Poetry Series
Third Thursday Poetry Reading
Memory of a Larger Mind reading
Turning: A reading and conversation
Reading and workshop
5-3-5 Poetry Salon
Chatter PDX
New Jewish Culture Foundation
Taylor & Co Books
Jewish Community Library / Lehrhaus
Yetzirah Reading Series
Rose City Book Pub
Chamber Music Northwest — Featured Poet, Season Finale
Bishop and Wilde
Association for the Study of Literature and Environment
Chorus — California Launch
Chorus — Northwest Launch
Oregon Humanities Live
Wrangell Mountains Center