Selected Work
Poetry
“In the Beginning There Were Swings Made of Gold,” 2025 Leonard Cohen Poetry Prize Finalist, ONLY POEMS
Oxford Poetry Summer 2025 | The front cover features lines from the poem “End Of,” from the issue. “End Of” was a finalist for the 2024 Oxford Poetry Prize.
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“Manhunt,” Boulevard Winter 2025—Volume 39, No. 1 (2025 Pushcart Prize nominee)
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“Srdicko Bolí ,” Los Angeles Review of Books: The LARB Quarterly, no. 43
“Redbud,” Pleiades 44.2: Fall 2024
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“This is Not the Mouth” (Winner) & “The Blades” (Runner-Up). Both poems were selected by Traci Brimhall for the 2022 Michelle Boisseau Poetry Prize, Bear Review || Interview: This is Not the Mouth: Claressinka Anderson, the 2022 Michelle Boisseau Poetry Prize Winner & Runner-Up, on Her Process & Poetics
“Subject,” Bloodroot Literary Magazine
“Epigraph,” Best New Poets
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“L.A. Sonnet,” The Los Angeles Press, V6
“Disruption,” bedfellows winter 2022
“Press Send (Six Hours),” Dream House, Hexentexte
“On the Consumption of Rare Animals,” What Rough Beast, Indolent Books
“Lullaby,” Choice Words: Writers on Abortion, Haymarket Books
Magdalene, Prototype Festival, NYC, 2020
Program notes include “Aubade for Magdalene” and a poet-led conversation
“On Dreams,” Stas Orlovski: Projections, Traywick Contemporary Publications
“On Foxes,” The Los Angeles Press, Volume Zero
“White Wall” & “Bird Chronicles,” Artillery Magazine
“For Eric and Rodin,” Chiron Review
Libretto
Songs of the Scorpion, Candlewood Arts Festival
Sentinel (in development)
Essay
“Two Things Touching: On the Erotics of Poetry,” Los Angeles Review of Books: The LARB Quarterly, no. 37
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Other
“In the Beginning There Were Swings Made of Gold,” Rose Books Hotline, July 2025 | Archived Recording
“Exquisite, L.A.” Contemporary Art Review Los Angeles
Vol. 1 – 3, 2016 — Vol. 3, 2021 (issues published quarterly)
Vol. 1 Introduction
Vol. 2 Introduction
Vol. 3. Introduction
“Poetic Responses,” Autre Magazine:
Friedrich Kunath at Blum & Poe
Fay Ray at Shulamit Nazarian
Analia Saban at Sprüth Magers
Mai-Thu Perret at David Kordansky