Work published elsewhere

While I began my “career” narrowly and obsessively writing about New Orleans for New Orleans outlets, financial exigency eventually drove me into american and international publication.

I contribute a literary review column, Of Dirt and Rats, to the offline-only Anarchist Review of Books. I use this platform to investigate representations of anarchists & anarchy in literature as well as entertain myself by pitching spitballs at my superiors.

I had a book-review column (with my own cute author portrait) for The Brooklyn Paper and I contributed literary criticism & fatalistic observation to various queer and anarchist entities. For example:

• Mask Magazine: Death and the Midden
• Plenitude Magazine: Overwriting Erasure: A Review of Nia King’s Queer and Trans Artists of Color
• Slingshot Quarterly: No Lifeguard on Duty

After a well-received piece on pro wrestling for a now-defunct magazine called The Classical  I was invited to contribute to VICE. I wrote for their print magazine– the “Scams” issue, which I can no longer find any trace of online– and then a half-dozen intensely remunerative pieces for their online presence. Two I feel have merit are below: