books

A "punctiuncle" is a pointlessly trivial point or detail. The problem is that the word sounds like a shortened version of a punctual uncle. Or an uncle who is the punctum. All of this suffers from punctiunclarity.

(Sarabande Books, April 2025)

(Sarabande Books, April 2025)

(Wandering Aengus Press, Sept. 22, 2021)

(Wandering Aengus Press, Sept. 22, 2021)

(Bull City Press, October 2020)

(Bull City Press, October 2020)

(Brighthorse Books, May 1, 2018)

(Brighthorse Books, May 1, 2018)

(Finishing Line Press, October 2017)

(Finishing Line Press, October 2017)

(Anchor & Plume Press, 2016)

(Anchor & Plume Press, 2016)

(Beard of Bees Press, August 2016)

(Beard of Bees Press, August 2016)

(Anchor & Plume Press, March 2016)

(Anchor & Plume Press, March 2016)

anthologies

(Solis Press, September 2023)

(Solis Press, September 2023)

(Orison Books, 2023)

(Orison Books, 2023)

(University of Kentucky Press, 2023)

(University of Kentucky Press, 2023)

(Simon & Schuster, September 2022)

(Simon & Schuster, September 2022)

(Cave Moon Press, 2022)

(Cave Moon Press, 2022)

2021 Featured Poets Anthology (Moonstone Arts, pre-order)

2021 Featured Poets Anthology (Moonstone Arts, pre-order)

(Sonder Press, forthcoming 2021)

(Sonder Press, forthcoming 2021)

(Against the Grain Press, Nov. 2020)

(Against the Grain Press, Nov. 2020)

(Haymarket Books, 7 April 2020)

(Haymarket Books, 7 April 2020)

(Bending Genres, March 2020)

(Bending Genres, March 2020)

(Public Poetry, 2019)

(Public Poetry, 2019)

(Wandering Aengus Press, 2019)

(Wandering Aengus Press, 2019)

(Minola Review Press, 2019)

(Minola Review Press, 2019)

(Running Wild Press, 2018)

(Running Wild Press, 2018)

(Medusa's Laugh Press, February 2017)

(Medusa's Laugh Press, February 2017)

(Green Bucket Press, 2017)

(Green Bucket Press, 2017)

(Orison Press, Nov. 2017)

(Orison Press, Nov. 2017)

(Kelly Ann Jacobson, March, 2016)

(Kelly Ann Jacobson, March, 2016)