2023 “The Genie Speaks,” Poem-a-Day, forthcoming, Academy of American Poets, US
“Another Impulse,” “To Dust,” “Our Wilderness,” “A Stranger in Ica,” “The Fruits of Our Labor,” The American Poetry Review, forthcoming, University of the Arts, Philadelphia, PA, US
“The Winner,” Bennington Review, forthcoming, US
“Early Saturday Evening,” The Southern Review, forthcoming, US
The Importance of Being Feeble-Minded, forthcoming, Nine Mile Books, Propel Disability Poetry Series, US
“Talking with Thunder,” Mid/South Sonnets: A Poetry Anthology, Belle Point Press, Fort Smith, Arkansas, US
“Lick the Toad,” “Birth Magic,” Guesthouse, forthcoming, US
“Poem of Thankfulness,” The Wonder of Small Things: Poems of Peace and Renewal, edited by James Crews, Storey Publishing, forthcoming, US
“Out of Earth,” Annulet: A Journal of Poetics, Issue (5), June 4, US, online
“To January,” EcoTheo Review, April 21, US, online
“The Thanksgiving Cactus,” grateful.org, US, online
“Tomorrow,” North American Review, 308.1 Spring, US
“Kiddo,” “The Sonnet As: Neuroqueerness in the American Sonnet,” Sonnets from the American: An Anthology of Poems and Essays, University of Iowa Press, January 12, US
“Already Fossils,” “Both Hands in the Jar,” Biscuit Hill, Issue 4, January 2, US, online
2022 “The Fairy Citadel,” The Hopkins Review, Volume 15, Number 4, Fall, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD, US
“A Version of Writing Neuroqueerly,” Wordgathering: A Journal of Disability Poetry and Literature, Volume 16, Issue 3, US, online
“Ask Me Later,” Zoeglossia Poem of the Week series, October 3, US, online, with Christopher Phelps, Sage Ravenwood, and Gaia Thomas
“Holding a Pinecone,” “From the Root,” Tupelo Quarterly, Issue 27, US, online
“Hello Vessel,” Poetry Wales, Volume 58, Number 1, UK
“The Way It Started,” “The Life of the Moon,” “Evolutionary,” ITERANT, Issue 8, US, online
“Envy Seas,” “Gloves in Autumn,” “My Double,” The Rumpus, Original Poetry feature, May 26, US, online
2021 “Yesterday,” Crazyhorse, Issue 100, US
“Forever Tympanum,” The Cortland Review, Issue 88, US, online
“A Candle in the Night,” “Untitled,” “Pink Notebook Sonnet,” “Starfish-like,” timemedicine.org, US
“Fireflies,” The Scores, Issue 10, School of English, Castle House, University of St. Andrews, Scotland, UK, online
Fail Better! Feel Great!!, Third Man Books, Literarium Editions, London, UK
“Currently Nobody,” “Cabinet of Wonders,” The Boiler, Issue 34, US, online
“A Cup of Tea,” Poetry Daily, May 28, US, online
“Pink Notebook Sonnet,” The Night Heron Barks, Spring 2021, May 14, US, online
“A Candle in the Night,” How to Love the World: Poems of Gratitude and Hope, edited by James Crews, with a Forward by Ross Gay, Storey Publishing, March 23, US
“Exactly Like,” “Will You Help Me Build It?,” Wordgathering: A Journal of Disability Poetry and Literature, Volume 15, Issue 1, US, online
“Solstice 2020,” “Distractible Maybe,” “Behind a Home,” “Schlocky,” “The Weather in a Place,” Blazing Stadium, Issue 10, US, online
“The Republic of Tenderness,” Split This Rock Poem of the Week series, February 26, US, online
“The Cabin Mirror,” Western Humanities Review, Issue 74.1, Department of English, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, US
“[now],” American Poetry Journal, Issue 19.1, US, online
“Kiddo,” Gulf Coast, 33.2 Online Exclusives, Winter/Spring 2021, US, online
“Folding Leaves,” The Florida Review, Volume 44, Number 2, College of Arts and Humanities, University of Central Florida, Orlando, FL, US
2020 “A Cup of Tea,” Southern Humanities Review, Vol. 53.4, Department of English, Auburn University, Auburn, AL, US
“Shadows at a Juncture,” “October,” “A Good Day in November,” “Brandable,” “Night in the Country,” Life in Quarantine: Witnessing Global Pandemic, Poetic Media Lab, Center for Spatial and Textual Analysis, Stanford University, Stanford, CA, US, online
“Poem of Thankfulness,” Blood Orange Review, Volume 12.2, Department of English, Washington State University, Pullman, WA, US, online
“Abraham Lake,” “Be Monster,” Poetry, October Issue, US
“Monstrosity,” Columbia Journal, School of the Arts, Columbia University, New York, NY, US, online
“Looking Out My Window,” Goldfish, Germs and Galaxies: A Collection of Children’s Stories, Harvard College Children’s Stories, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, US
“Lunch Break Poem,” Relief: A Journal of Art and Faith, Spring 2020, Department of English, Taylor University, Upland, IN, US
“Sailing,” Vagabond City, Issue 49, July, US, online
“Winter Sunlight,” “Until,” Barzakh, Issue 12, Department of English, the University at Albany, SUNY, Albany, NY, US, online
“Wrapped around Eleanor,” Journal Nine, Issue 3, June, US, online
“A Candle in the Night,” The American Poetry Review, Volume 49, No. 4, University of the Arts, Philadelphia, PA, US
“The Road behind Us,” “Dear Daughter,” Santa Clara Review, Volume 107, Issue 2, Santa Clara University, Santa Clara, CA, US
“A History of Leaves,” “Succulents,” “Monologue on the Structures of a Bubble,” “Excess in Real Life,” “Second Time is a Charm,” Wordgathering: A Journal of Disability Poetry and Literature, Volume 14, Issue 1, March, US, online
2019 “Poem without a Title,” Zócalo Public Square: An ASU Knowledge Enterprise Magazine of Ideas, December 13, US, online
“Sonnet,” “Buzz Off,” “The River,” The South Carolina Review, Volume 52.1, Fall 2019, Clemson University Press, Clemson University, Clemson, SC, US
“Subplots of Freedom,” “Yeah, Right,” “The Carpet is Making Me Anxious,” “Eel Feels,” “Grammarist,” “All Our Spoons at Once,” Nine Mile Magazine, Vol. 7, Nos. 1 & 2, Lafayette, NY, US
“Sacrum convivium,” “The Susquehanna by Moonlight,” Harvard Divinity Bulletin, Spring/Summer (Vol. 47, Nos. 1 & 2), Harvard Divinity School, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, US
“The Angels and Frogs are Speaking,” “The Day After,” The Scores, Issue 6, School of English, Castle House, University of St. Andrews, Scotland, UK, online
“Rolling with the Schadenfreude,” Mantis: A Journal of Poetry, Criticism & Translation, Issue 17, Division of Literatures, Cultures and Languages, School of Humanities & Sciences, Stanford University, Stanford, CA, US
“Real Original,” “Add Water Here,” Hotel Amerika, Issue 17, Spring 2019, University of Nebraska Press, US
2018 “With a Bubble Around Your Head,” “Fragile Rocking Horse Circle,” “Dark in the Guest Chamber,” “Seeking Windfall,” “The Owl of Minerva’s Education,” “Tubers,” Nine Mile Magazine, Vol. 6, Issue 1, Lafayette, NY, US
“The Imaginary Advertisers,” “Small Town Frequency,” “The Stakes of a New Posture,” Wordgathering: A Journal of Disability Poetry and Literature, Volume 12, Issue 3, September, US, online
“An Exhalation of Springheads,” X-Peri, July 17, Cambridge, MA, US, online, in collaboration with Tom C. Hunley
“Unaffected by Strong Force,” X-Peri, July 5, Cambridge, MA, US, online, in collaboration with Colin Winborn
“The Jubilation of Air,” X-Peri, June 29, Cambridge, MA, US, online, in collaboration with Myla Thomas Fairchild
“Exploding and Whirling, A Review of The Complete Poetry of Aime Cesaire, Translated by A. James Arnold and Clayton Eshleman, by Nathan Spoon,” X-Peri, June 19, Cambridge, MA, US, online
“As the Ringing of Bells, A Review of Geoffrey Gatza’s a Dog Lost in the Brick of Outlawed Trees by Nathan Spoon,” X-Peri, April 30, Cambridge, MA, US, online
“Cuddly in Camo,” Poetry, March Issue, US
“Juggling Words,” Breaking Ground, Issue 91, 2017-2018 Annual Arts Issue, Tennessee Council on Development Disabilities, Nashville, US
2017 “Letters,” “Speaking of Portents,” “The Giant Catcher,” “Tablets,” “Argo X,” “A Voice Out of the Ground,” Spacecraftproject, December 21, US, online
Doomsday Bunker, Swan World, Paris, France
“Supplemental Facts,” Litter, October, Nottingham, England, UK, online
“The Lines,” Stride, October 17, Cornwall, England, UK, online
“Moon 2: Handouts,” Zoomoozophone Review, Issue 15, October, US
“Night stirred a dream into Infinity,” The Licentiam, October 12, Newport, Wales, UK, online
“Start,” Stride, October 12, Cornwall, England, UK, online
“Labyrinth + Nozzle,” “As Cinematic as Fingers,” “W of Bones,” “Astrological Proclivities,” “To a Culture Vulture,” “The Congratulators,” X-Peri, October 8, Cambridge, MA, US, online
“To Frivolity, A Review of Heller Levinson’s tenebraed by Nathan Spoon,” X-Peri, August 13, Cambridge, MA, US, online
My Name Is Gretchen Merryweather, hardPressed Dual Poets Reader: One, hardPressed poetry, Dublin, Ireland, UK, with Sheila Mannix
“Penetralia: Eshleman Inside & Out, A Review of Clayton Eshleman’s Penetralia by Nathan Spoon,” X-Peri, June 24, Cambridge, MA, US, online
“please,” Zócalo Public Square: An ASU Knowledge Enterprise Magazine of Ideas, June 9, U.S., online; and as “give me your hammer,” by NPR affiliate Zócalo on KCRW, June 9, US, online
“A Handful of Jacks,” Mantis: A Journal of Poetry, Criticism & Translation, Issue 15, Division of Literatures, Cultures and Languages, School of Humanities & Sciences, Stanford University, Stanford, CA, US
“Night laid an infertile egg in Darkness,” The Licentiam, April 16, Newport, Wales, UK, online
“It makes a goblin of the sun (@80 bpm),” “I’ll write coward across your face,” “April dots the sombre thorn,” “I’ll have tofu for dinner,” X-Peri, April 15, Cambridge, MA, US, online, in collaboration with Sammantha J. Prychodko, Fusiform Gyrus, Jamie Thurman and Alex Lundy
“The Lord Sends a Wind,” “A Cup of Coffee,” X-Peri, March 20, Cambridge, MA, US, online
“Flaky (Yuck, Yuck),” “Cloak on the Road,” Zoomoozophone Review, Issue 12, January, US, pp. 24-25, with Jamie Thurman and Sammantha J. Prychodko
2016 “Of Redisplacement,” “To Various Makers,” X-Peri, August 11, Cambridge, MA, US, online
“Of Twigs and Twine,” “The Composite Stone,” X-Peri, June 7, Cambridge, MA, US, online
“Stone of Heraclea,” From the Lighthouse, Issue 3, Easter Term, Durham University English Society, UK
“Splitting a Stump,” From the Lighthouse, Issue 2, Epiphany Term, Durham University English Society, UK
2015 “By the Window,” Reflections: A Magazine of Theological and Ethical Inquiry, Spring 2015, Yale Divinity School, US
“A Palliative Voice,” Oxford Poetry, XV.II / Winter 2014-2015, Magdalen College, Oxford, US
2001 “The Sparrow and the Crumb,” What Have You Lost?, HarperCollins, edited by Naomi Shihab Nye, May, US
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