Selected print publications

Michigan Quarterly (forthcoming)
The Texas Review (forthcoming)
Cimarron Review (2012)
Slipstream (2011)
Spoon River Poetry Review (2011)
Harvard Review (2010)
North American Review (2010; 2008)
Alaska Quarterly Review (2010)
32 Poems (2010; 2009)
Green Mountains Review (2010)
South Dakota Review (2009)
Best New Poets 2009
Cimarron Review (2009)
Bellevue Literary Review (2009)
Indiana Review (2008)
The National Poetry Review (2008)
Tar River Poetry (2008)
Crab Orchard Review (2008)

Poems online

Narrative Magazine: "Library" 
Poety Daily: "Whitewater"
Poetry Daily: "Milk"
Verse Daily: "Halo," "Dictator"
Spoon River Poetry Review: "(How to Fall from) Grace"
Thirteen Ways Poets Workshop: "Olives, Bread, Honey, and Salt," "White Mushrooms," "The Prodigies," "Wings"
Robinson Jeffers Tor House Prize for Poetry: "Whitewater"
Verse Daily: "Trouble"
Terrain.org: "Vultures at Cold Canyon"

Reviews of Rough Honey

Indiana Review, 1.12
Devil's Lake, 8.11
Pleiades, 6.11
Green Mountains Review, 6.11
The New York Times, 10.19.10
Library Journal, 11.15.10
US Review of Books

Interviews

First Book Poets in Conversation: Marie-Elizabeth Mali & Melissa Stein, Boxcar Poetry Review, Winter 2011.

How a Poem Happens: Contemporary Poets Discuss the Making of Poems, 5.5.11. About "Whitewater."

WordTemple, KRCB, Santa Rosa, 8.17.11.
 A half-hour radio program, chatting with Katherine Hastings about butcher's daughters, formative reading, and a rather mysterious book dedication. Begins at 28:00.

San Francisco Book Review: Writing Around the Bay, 5.4.11. Wherein I discuss deadline crunches, navel-gazing poems, commitmentphobia, and succulents.

The Poetry Show, KUSP, Santa Cruz, 12.19.10.
An hour-long radio program, chatting with Dennis Morton about spiders, multiple personalities, bad handwriting, cellos, and, of course, honey. 

Out of Our Minds, KKUP, Cupertino, 3.23.11.
An hour-long radio program, chatting with J.P. Dancing Bear about when good poets go bad, REM, e.e. cummings, poetry pulled from the headlines, that guy who does voiceovers for all the movie trailers, and (surprise!) bees.