What If You Were Happy for Just One Second: Instructional Diagrams, with Daniel M. Shapiro, BOAAT Press, 2014. Free digital book.

Broken Heart Diet and Other Food Poems, signed, limited edition chapbook, Unicorn Press, 2006.

Because Mona is in the Psychiatric Hospital, Pudding House, 2005.

Slumber Party at the Aquarium, signed, limited edition chapbook, Unicorn Press, 2004.

Miniature book, Big by Little and Little by Big, Fishtales Press, 2003

Dorothy Surrenders, electronic, illustrated chapbook of Wizard of Oz poems, 2River, 1999.

Analog: Hertha Ayrton with online interview, First Scientist, more
Asimov's: A Different Kind of Stupid, I Have a Remote, The Mirror Speaks, Annie Jump Cannon,Helen Taussig, more
Escape into Life: The Lollyball Problem and The Lump
Eye to the Telescope: Our Morganna, Food Radio
Flurb: Alphabet Island
The Heartbeat of the Universe: Poems from Asimov's and Analog: Fay Ajzenberg-Selove, Maryam Mirzakhani
Just Like a Girl: The Loop
Kaleidotrope: The Light Market and the Language Market
Lady Churchill's Rosebud Wristlet: The Hedon-Ex Anomaly, Anonymized Orgies, more
The Magazine of Speculative Poetry: The Seductiveness of the Memory Hole
Mythic Delirium: Maybe a Witch Lives There
Nature: 'If I Could Travel in Time' by Zed 5755 with a German translation in Spektrum
Opium: Unt Not Invent System (Literary Death Match video)
Scientific American: Elizabeth Agassiz
Star*Line: Crackling Octopus, more
Strange Horizons: Cassini's Mini-Packets Home, Food Diary of Gark the Troll, more
Theaker's: Frakking Toasters: The Language of Battlestar Galactica, more
Things You Can Create: Story Time for Forest Troop Glink: Return of the Entwives HUMOR

women in STEM project

AND ALSO

Brain, Child: Breastfeeding Tips from the Experts
McSweeney's Internet Tendency: Everyone's Hair in Middle School, New Pay-Per-View Channels, Mundane Dreams, and What the People Who Used to Live in My House Apparently Said to Each Other Before Selling It to Me
Mountain Man Dance Moves: McSweeney's Book of Lists: Seven Things Total Strangers Apparently Think It’s Perfectly Appropriate to Say to a Woman Discreetly Breastfeeding in Public(selected)

Wizard Words: The Literary, Latin, and Lexical Origins of Harry Potter's Vocabulary, in Verbatim: The Language Quarterly, Spring 2001. Widely reprinted. Full article. Follow-up article, Historifans, February 2023.

Guest editor, Snakeskin, theme issues on fatherhood, motherhood, deadly sins, fairy tales, libraries, the alphabet, school, collaborations, toys, work, food, found poems, poetry comics, monsters, friendship, numbers/mathematics, cryptozoology, music, and science fiction.

Interviews in Analog, Catalyst, The Colorado Poet, E-Words, Folded Word Press, Hairstreak Butterfly, Interstellar Flight Magazine, Poemeleon, Murder Your Darlings, Escape into Life, and Little Myths. Audio interviews at Lost Women of Science, Delving In, KRFC, and at KRCC about A Day in Boyland and things found in books.

Library Shenanigans | Suzie | Karen | Santa Clause is Socrates | Colorado Poets Center | Poetry Foundation