Poems
"one year later" in Brave Voices Magazine
"Irving and 5th" in Street Sheet
"Yakima Canyon" in The Racket issue 31
"to be a gay" and "Crescent City 8:45 pm in July" in Quiet Lightning
"I watched the elephant seals get born" in Ghost City Press
"the spiral of time" in 3 Moon Magazine
"as minneapolis bleeds"
in sparkle and blink issue 106
"as minneapolis bleeds"
(podcast recording) in It's Lit episode 119
"One More for Pecos Bill" (podcast recording) in It's Lit episode 116
"Irving & 5th" in The Racket Issue 14
"Totally Wonderful" in Nightbirds Vol. 4, 826 Valencia
"the roadtrip where you become glass" in Feral Poetry
"Prepping" in FORUM
"at some rodeo," "when men tell me," and "Canine Estates" in Harpy Hybrid Review
"Sheltered in place" in The Racket Reading Series' Quarantine Journal
"A Phone Call with Grandma Floy in May", "Sheltered in place", and "An Opportunity" in Something Ordinary (video –>)
"my mother's son" in The Headlight Review
"Built Fence" and "A Snake Song" published in "Washington's Best Emerging Poets 2019: An Anthology"
"I, Jurassic" recipient of the 2019 Bindle Award by Nomadic Press
"I, Jurassic" published in and performed with Bay Area Generations #66
"Fret" published in "Nightbirds Vol. 1" by 826 Valencia
"Anderson" published in "Nightbirds Vol. 2" by 826 Valencia
"Two Storms Storming" published in "America's Emerging Poets 2018: Pacific Region" by Z Publishing House
"This Era" published in "Washington's Emerging Writers: An Anthology" by Z Publishing House
Published by Western's Women's Center in "Labyrinth"
2015 and 2016
"Apples and Pigs" published in "From Bellingham with Love" Vol. 3
Books
"Sword in the Darkness" with Wipf and Stock Publishers
"Eight Gods Book I: Green Dragons" with Village Books and Paper Dreams
"Judas: America Bound" with Alban Lake Publishing
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Short Stories
"A Portrait in Ochre" by Standart Magazine
"Hxvana" by Flash Fiction Magazine
"Pink Singularity" by Riggwelter Press
"We Will" read at Nick's Lounge, 2/23/19
"Trust and Tecate" by formercactus
"May 2016" by After the Pause
"Stoves" by Headway Literary
"Bedlam" by (mac)ro(mic)ro
"Blue Velvet,"
"Old Love Letters, New Lovers" Competition Winner by WordLitZine
"Comet" in Nightbirds Vol. 3, 826 Valencia
Journalism
Eater SF
Tallio’s Coffee Wants to Bring Community-Focused, High-End Coffee to the Bayview
Fantastically strong and focused business owner in San Francisco promoting Black organizing through coffee
A Small But Mighty Roastery Runs Out of a Cole Valley Garage
A report on a COVID-19 inspired venture doling out coffee on a hyperlocal level
Popular SF Pop-Up Estas Manos Embraces the Pandemic-Era Van Life
A profile on owner of Estas Manos Coffee Roasters as he navigates COVID-19
‘Undeniably Delicious’ East Asian Egg Coffee Is Poised to Take the Bay Area by Storm
A historical, international look at various coffee drinks using egg
SFWeekly
Dandelion Chocolate Employees Launch Unionization Drive
Who's Ready for Indoor Dining?
Outdoor Dining not Enough for Service Industry
Brother Bear: For Love & Honey
Serving during COVID-19 through the lens of migrants, business owners, and locals.
Human Condition
Cold Cube Press
A profile on independent risograph printing company
Dae Shik Kim Hawkins Jr. On Being Subjective
A profile on Seattle-based citizen journalist and activist
Sunset Beacon
San Francisco’s Hometown Creamery Keeps the Scoops Coming During Pandemic
Andytown Coffee and Its Customers Pitch in to Support, Thank Healthcare Workers
Yo Tambien Cantina Delights as a Pleasant Inner Sunset Oasis on Hugo Street
'Queens' Shares Korean Cuisine, Culture in the Sunset
Craftsman Sustains Irving Street Shop's Historic Shoe Repair Role
Tartine Bakery’s Newest Location Opens in the Inner Sunset District
The Last Straw Still Going Strong at 44
Sprudge
Riffing On Coffee At Ghost Note Coffee In Seattle
A write up on a musical-inspired craft cafe in Seattle's Capital Hill neighborhood.
Watermelanin Mag
Universal Immigration
A personal narrative and exploration of Cartoon Network's important cartoon "Steven Universe."
How Does Brett Kavanaugh Rank Among Halloween's Scariest Villains?
Tongue-in-cheek detailing of Halloween baddies versus Justice Kavanaugh.
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OutdoorsNW Magazine
Promising Future for Seattle Sharing
What does the bike share system look in Seattle?
And what about e-bikes? Spoiler: they look good.
(The article can be found on p.23)
GCG Magazine
The state of US comic book stores in 2016
Looking at the comic book industry's renaissance through
a local comic book shop.
The Relevance of Watchmen for the 2017's American
An essay regarding social impact from the teachings
of Alan Moore's critically acclaimed comic.
Lynden Tribune
30 Years of OutdoorsNW, with some Lynden Credit
Virtuul
Stationless in Seattle: Bike-Sharing has Landed
Learning from Tech Archetypes - Don't be a Nathan
Mysteries in Tech World #1: Network Marketing, Gigging and Steak Sauce
The Western Front
Sports Stories
If you build it, soccer fans will come
Men's soccer loses heartbreaker
Cross country sweeps Saint Martin's
Blogging - "Cheap and Easy Recipes"
Emergency Pie
Chilaquiles
Fried Rice
Sun Bars
Toad-in-the-hole
Noodle Candy
Fluffer Nutter Cookies
Awarded "Most Passionate" by the Western Front
News Stories
Alumnus discusses racism in America
Reacting to on-campus racism
Ethnic Student Center hopes to move to bookstore
New major looks to solve energy problems
Opinion: Learning from Red Square Info Fair
First Connection Day at Western
Awarded "Most Enthusiastic" by Klipsun Magazine
Storytelling
"Fallen," written and performed to second place at San Francisco's The Moth
"Stoves" performed at Quiet Lightning
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