Selected interviews:

The Peak (conversations with Shenandoah authors): brief interview with Beth Staples about “Errand Hanging with Emily Brontë,” and how The Badass Brontës explores parallels between the three sisters’ historical moment and our own.

Elizabeth Knapp at Baltimore Review asks about the Brontës and pop culture, world-building in dramatic monologues, mixing up poetic forms, balancing biography and reinvention.

The Common Podcast: I talk with Emily Everett about the Brontë sisters, epistolary poems, and read two poems: “Letter to Emily Brontë” and “Totem.”

Authors Talk series with Superstition Review: short podcast on apocalyptic literature, writing projects, and the inspiration behind the poem“The Zombie Skateboarder at the Bus Stop”

Frostburg University:  prior to a campus reading, I take part in a Q&A with Michael Schussler at the Center for Creative Writing. Topics include Plath’s legacy and influence, writing and yoga, memorializing war and envisioning peace, finding good spaces to work.

Ask a Local feature curated by The Common: topics include Baltimore landscapes, history, and local food, art, and brew.

“On the Revolutionary and Transformative Effects of Poetry” for Women Write Resistance: Poets Resist Gender Violence (ed. Laura Madeline Wiseman): short essay to accompany anthologized poem, “The Body Impolitic”

Lori A. May and I talk about dual nationality, writing workshops, Angela Carter, and what I learned about memoir while writing Daughters of Empire: A Year in Britain and Beyond: Poets’ Quarterly

Some thoughts about poetry and letters, as part of H.L. Hix’s  Progressive Poetics Project