Selected Work Available Online
- Fiction
- Sasquatch from Bed
- Love is a Thing on Sale for More Money Than There Exists from Bed
- Jawbreaker's Major-Label Album at Vice
- We Will Drink Our Coffee And Complete Our Novels and Lay in Sunlight and Sit in Darkness at Thought Catalog
- How To Give A Reading on Mushrooms at Thought Catalog
- Various Stories at Juked
- Excerpt of Richard Yates at Hipster Runoff
- Poetry
- ugly fish poem at Coconut
- 2 poems at Coconut
- a poem written by a bear at bear parade
- seven pages from cognitive-behavioral therapy
- 12 poems at The Lifted Brow
- Essays
- Essay about the future of the novel in New York Observer
- An Account of Being Arrested For Trespassing NYU's Bookstore at Gawker
- Koko, The "Talking" Gorilla at Thought Catalog
- Almost Transparent Blue by Ryu Murakami at Thought Catalog
- Only Connect at Poetry Foundation
- Relationship Poems at Poetry Foundation
- What I Can Tell You About Seattle Based on the People I've Met Who Are From There at The Stranger
- The Levels of Greatness a Fiction Writer Can Achieve in America at The Stranger
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