Academic Work
2021: Cooking with Cannabis. The Autoethnographer.
2021: Buttered Nostalgia: Feeding My Parents During #COVID19
2019: Shaming as a Form of Social Activism: Autoethnographic Stories, Qualitative Inquiry
2018: Crank Up the Feminism: Poetic inquiry a Feminist Methodology, Humanities
2018: Love & Guns: Orlando, Qualitative Inquiry
2018: Bulls-Eye: An intimate history of guns, International Review of Qualitative Research, Winner of the 2016 Norman K. Denzin Qualitative Research Award
2017: Poetry is Politics: A Poetry Manifesto, International Review of Qualitative Research
2017: MotherWork collage (A queer scrapbook), QED: A Journal in GLBTQ Worldmaking
2017: Writing Practice: A Narrative Poem, International Review of Qualitative Research
2016: The art of criteria: Ars Criteria as demonstration of vigor in poetic inquiry,
2016: Cancer Triptych, Health Communication
2014: Bad Mom(my) Litany: Spanking cultural myths of middle-class motherhood,
Cultural Studies <=> Critical Methodologies
2013: Notes from a Pretty Straight Girl: Questioning identities in the field, Liminalities,
2012: Frogging It: A poetic analysis of relationship dissolution, Qualitative Research in Education
2012: That Baby will Cost You: An intended ambivalent pregnancy, Qualitative Inquiry
2011: The negotiation of closetable Identities: A Narrative Analysis of LGBTQ Jewish Identity, Journal of Social and Personal Relationships, Winner 2013 Franklin H. Knower Outstanding Article Award, National Communication Association, Interpersonal Communication Division.