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critical publications
Peer-Reviewed Articles

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"Citing Oral Histories in Literacy Studies." 
Literacy in Composition Studies (LiCS) 10.2

 
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"Zine Making as Alternate Discourse: Writers Experiencing Homelessness in the American West.” Western American Literature Special Issue: Summer 2022.
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“Archival Readiness: Building Shelter for ‘Homelessness’ in Archives.” Archivaria 92.
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"The Ledfeather Letters: Stephen Graham Jones and Hybrid Historiography.” Clio: A Journal of Literature, History, and the Philosophy of History 48.2.
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The Autologic Archive: Appraisal, Institutional Motives, and Essentializing Identity in Refugee and Asylum Application Narratives, In and Out of Fiction.” American Archivist 83.2.
 
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“A Curriculum of the Self: Students’ Experiences with Prescriptive Writing in Low and No-Cost Adult Education Programs.” Reflections Volume 20, 215-244.

This article was featured on the SAHA podcast hosted by Ruth Mukwana. Listen to the recording here. 

“Fiction in Documents and Documents in Fiction: The Neo-Archive of Chinese Immigration During Exclusion.” Reconfigurations Volume 6.
"The Role of the Anticanonical Text: Jack Conroy and the Anvil, a Case Study.” Short Fiction in Theory and Practice Volume 4.1 (2014): 35-49.
Book Reviews and Other Publications
“‘Here is my story': An Account of Writing, Responding, and Revising.” Co-authored with Faridah Naimana, illustrations by Ken Krimstein. artseverywhere, November 2022.
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“Writing Group in an Emergency: Temporary Shelter.” Community Literacy Journal 15.2, Critical Issues section, 73-82.
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“‘Nothing Will Shock Us’: Keeping Six Quarterly.” A review of a zine created by people experiencing homelessness. Newfound, March 2022.
"How to Keep Reading on a Sinking Ship: M. NourbeSe Philip’s Zong! and Caroline Bergvall’s Drift.” Denver Quarterly 55.3 (2021), Critiques section, 107-115.
Review: Come to the X by Julia Wendell.” Barrelhouse Reviews, May 21, 2020.
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"Resettling in the United States: A Fiction’s Telling.” World Literature Today Blog. “Cultural Cross Sections.” September 6, 2016. 
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