Bylines

A selection of recent publications.

Short and micro fiction

Quarter After Eight, Sanctuary, coming 2024

Gone Lawn, The Lesser-Known Corollary to the Second Law of Thermodynamics, 2024

Flash Frog, In a voice too low to wake anybody, 2024

Heavy Feather Lit Review, The Bread of Life, 2023, nominated for Best Small Fictions 2024

Microfiction Monday, Two-Timing, 2023

Essays

Off Assignment, 3 p.m. in Requena, 2024

Litro Magazine, On Not Knowing, 2023

Fodor’s Travel, I Wouldn’t Necessarily Recommend This, 2020

Slate, I’m an American Stranded in Guatemala, and I’m Fine With That, 2020

Politics & policy

The Independent, Remember when Republicans were pro-choice? Conveniently, neither does Samuel Alito, 2022

Teen Vogue, The Egg Hunt, 2021

Teen Vogue, Mauna Kea Protests: Native Hawaiian Activists Are Fighting for Their Sacred Land, 2020

HelloGiggles, This is what it’s going to take to create sustainable childcare, 2020

Work

Bustle, The Biggest Problem With Ignoring Your Burnout, 2022

Fast Company, Gender inequality at work starts with entry-level promotions, 2019

Fast Company, 6 concrete ways to make your office more gender equitable, 2019

HelloGiggles, How to negotiate your benefits package—not just your salary, 2019

Tech

The Wall Street Journal, How to Last a Day Without Your Phone, 2020 (published in print on Jan. 4, 2020 as “Torn Between Analog and Digital?”)

LiisBeth, Forging a path of her own: New study shows how women-led startups succeed even when VC funding fails, 2019