CRITICAL BOOKS
Ghostly Figures: Memory and Belatedness in Postwar American Poetry. Contemporary North American Poetry Series. Iowa City: U of Iowa P, 2015. Recipient of Robert Penn Warren - Cleanth Brooks Award (2016). Reviewed in Twentieth-Century Literature, Modern Philology, American Literature.
Overheard Voices: Subjectivity and Address in Postmodern American Poetry. New York: Routledge Literary Criticism and Cultural Theory Series, 2006. Paper 2015.
Overheard Voices: Subjectivity and Address in Postmodern American Poetry. New York: Routledge Literary Criticism and Cultural Theory Series, 2006. Paper 2015.
SELECTED EDITED VOLUMES
“Ethics after Poststructuralism: A Reader.” Coedited with Brendan Johnston and Lee Olsen. Jefferson, NC: McFarland Books, 2020 (in production).
The News from Poems: New Essays on 21st-century American Engaged Poetry. Essay collection coedited with Jeffrey Gray, including twelve essays plus a cowritten introduction. Ann Arbor, MI: U. of Michigan P, 2016.
The News from Poems: New Essays on 21st-century American Engaged Poetry. Essay collection coedited with Jeffrey Gray, including twelve essays plus a cowritten introduction. Ann Arbor, MI: U. of Michigan P, 2016.
SELECTED ARTICLES AND CHAPTERS
“Economies of Scale: Contemporary Poetry and the Marketplace.” Bloomsbury Companion to Contemporary Poetry. Ed. Craig Svonkin and Steven Axelrod. (chapter submitted; book proposal accepted)
“Recipient Unknown: Terrorism and Instabilities of Voice in Post-9/11 American Poetry.” Critical Concepts: Terrorism. Ed. Peter Herman. Cambridge UP, 2018.
“Echo Revisions: Repetition, Politics, and the Problem of Value in Contemporary Engaged Poetry.” The News from Poems: New Essays on 21st-century American Engaged Poetry. Ed. Jeffrey Gray and Ann Keniston. U. of Michigan P, 2016.
“Traumatic Brain Injury in Post-9/11 American Fiction.” Post45 Contemporaries Series. October 2015.
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“The Contemporary American Ode.” A Companion to Poetic Genre. Ed. Erik Martiny. New York: Wiley-Blackwell, 2012. 64-76.
“Recipient Unknown: Terrorism and Instabilities of Voice in Post-9/11 American Poetry.” Critical Concepts: Terrorism. Ed. Peter Herman. Cambridge UP, 2018.
“Echo Revisions: Repetition, Politics, and the Problem of Value in Contemporary Engaged Poetry.” The News from Poems: New Essays on 21st-century American Engaged Poetry. Ed. Jeffrey Gray and Ann Keniston. U. of Michigan P, 2016.
“Traumatic Brain Injury in Post-9/11 American Fiction.” Post45 Contemporaries Series. October 2015.
Web.
“The Contemporary American Ode.” A Companion to Poetic Genre. Ed. Erik Martiny. New York: Wiley-Blackwell, 2012. 64-76.
