Books
2023. No Use Pretending. University of Iowa Press.
Winner of the Iowa Short Fiction Prize, selected by Gish Jen
Edited Volumes
2022. “Keeping.” Republished in APEX: Jeffrey E. Smith Editors’ Prize-winning Authors, 2016–2020. University of Missouri. https://muse.jhu.edu/issue/48958.
Executive Editor. 2015. Best Indie Lit New England, Vol. 2: 2012–2014. Black Key Press.
Executive Editor. 2013. Best Indie Lit New England, Vol. 1: 2010–2012. Black Key Press.
Short Stories
2023. “The Watchman.”The Cincinnati Review 20(1): 133–140.
Winner of the 2022 Robert & Adele Schiff Award for Fiction
2021. “Keeping.” Missouri Review 44(1): 21–41. https://dx.doi.org/10.1353/mis.2021.0004
Winner of the 2020 Jeffery E. Smith Editors’ Prize for Fiction
Cited as a Distinguished Story in Best American Short Stories 2022
2019. “All at Sea.”Gulf Coast 31(1): 56–68. https://gulfcoastmag.org/journal/31.1-winter/spring-2019/all-at-sea/
2017. “The Master of Sleep.”Chicago Quarterly Review 25: 41-51.
2016. “Ghost Bike.”Beloit Fiction Journal 29: 62–74.
2015. “Two Valleys.”Consequence Magazine 7: 69–81.
2014. “The Death of Elpenor.”Chicago Quarterly Review 18: 150–157.
2013. “Evidence of Harm.”Conium Review 2(2): 17–35.
2012. “Creek People.”Beloit Fiction Journal 25: 52-65.
Essays & Scholarly Writing
2022. “Rethinking the Craft of Fiction Writing: Resources on Teaching and Learning Creative Writing.” Choice 59(6). (Expanded manuscript version available on this site.)
2017. “Structure, Perspective, Editing: A Writer’s Favorite Books on Craft.”The Review Review, January 30.
2017. “From the Library to Las Vegas: The Role of Research in the Writing Process.”Tishman Review 3(1): 123–126.
2013. “The Poetics of Presence.”Printer’s Devil Review 3(1): 62–71.
2003.The Politics of Impossibility: A Socio-symbolic Analysis of Society, Identification, and Ideology. Master’s Thesis, Ohio State University.
Book Reviews
2022. [Review of the book How to Tell a Story: An Ancient Guide to the Art of Storytelling for Writers and Readers by Aristotle, translated by Philip Freeman.] Choice 60 (9).
2022. [Review of the book Climate Change in Popular Culture: A Warming World in the American Imagination by James Craig Holte.] Choice 60 (7).
2022. [Review of the book Climate Lyricism by Min Hyoung Song.] Choice 60 (3).
2022. [Review of the book Genre and Extravagance in the Novel by Jed Rasula.] Choice 60(1).
2022. [Review of the book Refuse To Be Done by Matt Bell.] Choice 59(12).
Digital Projects
Campana, Andrew and Thomas Dodson. 2014. “自動化 | Automation.”Printer’s Devil Review 4(2).