Columbia Journal

His Girl. Issue 63, Summer 2025.

Print Fiction Contest Runner-up.

“Deftly balances an irreverent, singular humor with a haunting exploration of the fear of losing one's sense of self to the creeping inevitability of adulthood.”

—Nafkote Tamirat, fiction judge and author of The Parking Lot Attendant

McSweeney’s Quarterly Concern

Composure. Issue 80, Nov. 2025.

Runner-up for the Stephen Dixon Award for Short Fiction.