
PUBLICATIONS
Anthologies (contributor)
• 2020 TBD: "Prayers for a New Reality," (Her)oics: Women's Lived Experience of the Pandemic, Amy Roost
& Joanell Serra, eds, Regal Press
• 2019: "Who Do You Think You Are?" We've Been Too Patient: Voices from Radical Mental Health, L.D.
Green & Kelechi Ubozoh, eds.,North Atlantic Press
• 2018: “Swimming in the New Normal,” Nothing But The Truth So Help Me God: All the Women in My
Family Sing, Deborah Santana, ed. Nothing But The Truth
• 2017: “Arboreal Homicide,” Your Golden Sun Still Shines, Denise Sullivan, ed., Manic D Press
• 2017: “lost,” Lost: Reflections anthology, Medusa’s Laugh Press
• 2015: “A Conspiracy of Blandness,” 2015 Anthology of Featured Poets, Moonstone Poetry Series,
• 2009: “Grandma’s House,” and “X-Ray Eyes,” Empty Shoes: Poems on the Hungry and the Homeless,
Popcorn Press
• 2008: “A Trunk of Dreams” and “A Living Civics Lesson,” My Words Are Gonna Linger: The Art of
Personal History, Association of Personal Historians
• 2007: “Don’t Look Away,” Cheers to Muses: Contemporary Works by Asian American Women, Asian
American Women Artists Association
• 2003: “A Well-Made Life,” InvAsian: Growing Up Asian American and Female in the United States, Asian
Women United
Literary Journals (contributor)
• July 20, 2020: "Stubborn Weeds," Dispatches from Quarantoine, Sf Creative Writing Insittute
• May 14, 2020: "Stubborn Weeds," San Francisco Poet Laureate Kim Shuck's Poem of the Day
• Summer 2019: "Zembu Arigatai," Soundings East
• Mar 2019: "More than a Number, " sPARKLE + bLINK, print
• Fall 2016: “The Beggar Woman’s Baby,” Eleven Eleven print
• Spring 2016: “The Elephant Hair,” AWAY Journal online
• Winter 2015: “Of Christmas and Karma,” Persimmon Tree online
• Nov 2015: “Too Bad,” Mother of All Stories on-line (Asian Women United) online
• Nov 2015: “raw does not bleed,” poem and artwork, Whirlwind Magazine #6, print & online
• Aug 2015: “One Woman’s Hell… A Gentrifier’s Lament,” Poor Magazine
• Aug 2015 “Souvenirs of New Orleans,” poem, Whirlwind Magazine #5, print & online
• June 2014: “The Sansei Perspective,” Discover Nikkei online