The Sharpener, Featured Poems Selected by Sean Singer

// “Fortune” (Appearing Courtesy of Sixth Finch) - December 18, 2023

// “Cake” (Appearing Courtesy of RHINO) - September 26, 2023

// “M” (Appearing Courtesy of Harbor Editions/Cagibi) - October 11, 2022

Poetry Society of America, April 2022: PSA’s Song Cycle Series:

“Emily Dickinson, Susan McKeown, & Natalie Merchant - Because I Could Not Stop for Death”

Connecticut College Magazine, Winter 2022:

“Text Lines and Skylines [On the Vitality of Poetry and the Modern City]”

Epiphany Magazine, August 2021: Epiphany’s Music For Desks Series:

“I’ll Lay Down the Highway: Virtual Travels with Joni”

Underwater New York: The Labor Issue (10th Anniversary Special Edition, Sponsored by Poets & Writers and New York Foundation for the Arts), 2019:

“guarding/Life” (Three Poem Series, Illustrated by Rico Frederick)

American Life in Poetry (A Project of The Poetry Foundation / U.S. Library of Congress), Featured Poem Selected by Former U.S. Poet Laureate Ted Kooser – Week of May 30, 2016, Column 584:

“Offering” (Appearing Courtesy of AGNI)

Under a Warm Green Linden, Issue 15 - Summer 2023: Guest Editor for “America // Being America” (Poems Addressing Contemporary U.S. Public Policy)

Under a Warm Green Linden, Reviews Writer

// Review: The Beloved Community by Patricia Spears Jones (Copper Canyon Press, 2023)

// Review: The Queen of Queens by Jennifer Martelli (Bordighera Press, 2022)

// Double Review: Ten Thousand Steps Against the Tyrant and The Migrant States, both by Indran Amirthanayagam (Broadstone Books, 2022 and Hanging Loose Press, 2020)

// Review: Special Education by Caroline M. Mar (Texas University Press, 2020)

// Review: A Brief History of Burning by Cait O’Kane (Belladonna* Collaborative, 2020)

Tinderbox Poetry Journal, Volume 6, Issue 5 – Fall 2020: Author Profile (“Catching Up with Arden Levine”), with Micro-Reviews of & more black by t’ai freedom ford (Augury Books, 2019) and Moon Trees and Other Orphans by Leigh Camacho Rourks (Black Lawrence Press, 2019)

Bodega Magazine, Issue 80 – April 2019: Guest Editor for National Poetry Month Special Issue

The Adirondack Review, Winter 2018: Interview with Thomas Dooley, Author of Trespass (HarperCollins, 2014)

Poetry at the Dali, A Production of the Salvador Dali Museum (with Taneum Bambrick & Helen P. Wallace), November 2022 (Full video at link.)

Portersville & Greenmanville, A Celebration of ‘90s-Inspired Alternative Arts, September 2022 (Full video at link.)

Work Works - Joaquin Miller Poetry Series, June 2022: A Tribute to Jacklyn Potter (Full video at link.)

Poetry is Bread, A Distance Reading Series - “Pain a Deux” with Carrie Conners, June 2022 (Full video at link.)

The Poetry of “Elements”, A Production of WNYC’s Radiolab, Based on Live Performances at Botanic Lab (New York, NY) and The Bell House (Brooklyn, NY), June 2015 (Full audio at link.)

Poetry Well (formerly Emotive Fruition), Poetry Selected for Live Performance by Broadway and Film Actors

// Poetry Karaoke, 10/2022 - Caveat (New York, NY): “If this song seems strange it’s just because I don’t know how to pray”, Performed by Alex Finke

// Let Lightning Set Us on Fire, 2/2020 – Caveat (New York, NY): “Breasts”, Performed by Jennifer Sanchez

// Heartbreaker / Verse Maker, 2/2019 – Caveat (New York, NY): “Armistice” and “Remaining Evidence”, Performed by Michael Crane and Teresa Avia Lim

// Elemental Poetry for the Masses (in Partnership with WNYC's Radiolab), 6/2015 – Botanic Lab (New York, NY) and The Bell House (Brooklyn, NY): "Robert Oppenheimer Goes on a College Date", Performed by Lameece Issaq

// National Poetry Month Special, 4/2015 – Botanic Lab (New York, NY): "Kitchen Counter Prelude, 10:00 p.m.", "Offering", and "X-Ray”, Performed by Pearl Sun and Helene York

// Letters to the Hearts I've Broken, 2/2015 – Botanic Lab (New York, NY): "Missing the Mark", Performed by Joniece Abbott-Pratt

Let Me Say This: A Dolly Parton Poetry Anthology (Madville Publishing, 2023) - winner of a 2024 Nautilus Book Awards Silver Medal & named a 2024 Book All Georgians Should Read by the Georgia Center for the Book: “If this song seems strange it’s just because I don’t know how to pray”

Dead of Winter, Vol. 1: (Milk & Cake Press, 2021): “The tall one”

Brownstone Poets Anthologies (Patricia Carragon & Brownstone Poets)

// 2022 Anthology: “Some Girls

// 2019 Anthology: “Wake”