Short Stories
- "On Day This Will All Be Yours" in McSweeney's Issue#18, Winter/Spring 2006
- "The Wolf" in The Iowa Review, Issue#13 No.2, Fall 2006
- "Mother" in Esquire U.K., August 2009
- "What To Do Out Here, When You're Alone" in The New Yorker (the "20 Under 40" Issue), June 14, 2010
- "You Are Right Here" in the Texas Observer, 23 March 2011
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