REVIEWS
2018

• Alexis Pope, That Which Comes After, in the Poetry Project Newsletter (October/November, Issue #256)
• Nikki Wallschlaeger, Crawlspace, at Plume
• Natalie Shapero, Hard Child, at The Adroit Journal
• Chaun Webster, GeNtry!fication: or the scene of the crime, at the Chicago Review of Books
• Four books by Craig Santos Perez in the Poetry Project Newsletter (April/May, Issue #255)
• Wendy Xu, Phrasis, at Colorado Review

2017

• Opal C McCarthy, Surge, at Colorado Review
• Jennifer Firestone, Gates & Fields, at the Chicago Review of Books

2016

• The Poetry of the War on Terror on LitHub

Selected "What We're Reading" reviews on Hazel & Wren:
2015

• Emily Wilson, The Great Medieval Yellows
• Sarah Jean Alexander, Wildlives
• Chika Sagawa, The Collected Poems of Chika Sagawa (translated by Sawako Nakayasu)
• Marie NDiaye, Self-Portrait in Green (Translated by Jordan Stump)
• Matthea Harvey, If the Tabloids Are True What Are You?

2014

• Sasha Steensen, House of Deer
• Claudia Rankine, Citizen: An American Lyric
• CAConrad, Ecodeviance: (Soma)tic Rituals for the Future Wilderness
• Jamaal May, Hum
• Douglas Kearney, Patter
• Jessica Piazza, Interrobang

2013

• Mary Ruefle, Trances of the Blast​
• Mary Szybist, Incarnadine
• Paul Legault, The Other Poems
• Harmony Holiday, Negro League Baseball
• Darcie Dennigan, Madame X

2012

• Sun Yung Shin, Rough, and Savage
• Matthew Dickman & Michael Dickman, 50 American Plays (Poems)
• Anthony Madrid, I Am Your Slave Now Do What I Say
• Natasha Trethewey, Native Guard and Domestic Work
• MIEL Books debut chapbooks​

2011

• Lightsey Darst, Find the Girl
• Todd Boss, Yellowrocket
• David St. John, The Red Leaves of Night

INTERVIEWS
w/ Sun Yung Shin (Hazel & Wren)
w/ Dessa (Hazel & Wren)
w/ Todd Boss (co-written with Melissa Wray for Hazel & Wren)

ESSAYS
My (small press) writing day
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Learn from My Mistakes: Advice on Applying to an MFA Program (Hazel & Wren)
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