BOOKS
Rupture, Light. Finishing Line Press, 2019.
Press:
Winged: New Writing on Bees. Co-edited with Jill McKenna Reed. Poulin Publishing, 2014.
Press:
The California Journal of Women Writers (Mar 2015)
ESSAYS
Unlocking my Mother’s Diary, Emily D. Tea Traveler, September 2021
The Pregnancy Sandwich, Coffee + Crumbs, July 2021
On Rest, Hammocks, and Wasting a Life with James Wright, Tweetspeak Poetry Press, June 2021
The Garden We Won’t Leave Behind, Coffee + Crumbs, April 2021
Your Mother is Reparking the Car, Hip Mama, Feb 2020
Baptisms, Relief Journal, Oct 2019
You Always Get Sick, Entropy Magazine, May 2019
Food + Shelter, Writers Resist, Dec 2018
When You See the Heartbeat, Coffee + Crumbs, June 2017
Through, Coffee + Crumbs, March 2017
A Vocabulary of Growth, Mothers Always Write, Nov 2016
Mom Psalms, Hip Mama, Sep 2016
Bees, a Book, and Risk, Relief Journal, Feb 2015
POEMS
Going Through Old Pictures, Vita Poetica, Winter 2020
Geranium and Cabbage, Vita Poetica, Winter 2020
Landscape With Mother of Young Children, Empty House Press (Issue 3), Winter 2020
Translations, Ruminate Magazine (Issue 42), Spring 2017
Fugue, Relief Journal, Spring 2017
An Incomplete Alphabet, Ekphrastic Review, Oct 2016
Yellow, Ruminate Magazine (Issue 40), Fall 2016
Imsland and What Fills, Ruminate Magazine (Issue 36), Fall 2015
Nullus Partus, Taos Journal of International Poetry & Art, 2015
Freshman Biology, Catamaran Literary Reader (Issue 7)
Snow and Ashes; Tidepools, Propeller Quarterly, May 2014
At the Roadside Rock and Gem Store, basalt (Vol 9:1), 2014
The Seeker, Ruminate Magazine (Issue 29), Fall 2013
Working from Home, Water~Stone Review (Vol. 16), 2013
By the Gate, Catamaran Literary Reader (Issue 3)
The Future Stops at the Past in Need of Repair, Sugar House Review (Issue 6), Spring 2012
BOOK REVIEWS
On Kristin Berger’s Echolocation, Cider Press Review
On Elizabeth Myhr’s the vanishings and other poems, Calyx Review (Vol 27:2)
On The Lathe of Heaven, Propeller Quarterly (Vol 2:3)
ARTICLES
Full archive of articles for Red Tricycle Portland
How Community Gardens Renew our Foodways, In Good Tilth (Vol 27:4)
Melissa Poulin 