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Poems

Atmo: "The Temple Is Called the War Room Because We Go There to Battle Our Egos"  

The Bangalore Review: "Form"

Banshee: "Still Life With Mitch McConnell

Beloit Poetry Journal: "Fingered On a Beanbag Chair In My Basement While Return of the Mack Played on FM Radio" and "Menarche

Clarion Poetry: "That's How Strong My Love Is," forthcoming 2026

Crab Orchard Review, Vol. 27, No. 1: "That's How Strong My Love Is"

Loud Coffee Press: "Breakable"

The Massachusetts Review: "My Therapist Asserts That Maybe I Find Off-Limits To Be Erotic"

Olit Magazine: "Estranged"

The Penn Review: "Ode to the other woman

PINYON: "By Now You Have Learned What Alanis Morrisette Meant

Porter House Review: "Airports Are Quiet Now And I Can't Get To You From Any Of Them

Rogue Agent: "What Weapons"

Sierra Nevada Review: "Letter To Someone Who Won't Speak To Me Anymore" and "The Songbirds Keep Singing Like They Know the Score," forthcoming 2026

Sixfold: "Visitation Dreams" & other poems

Stirring: "Graceland" & "The Paradox of Liberty"

Sylvia Magazine: "White Noise

Tulane Review: "The summer I turned 19"

Unbroken Journal: "Now My Father's Gone Again, Gone Like A Lot of Men"

Unfortunately, literary magazine: "Family Restroom

Watershed Review: "My Father Teaches Me Telepathy

Waxwing: "I Start Each Day With A Guided Meditation On How To Love Myself" ​​​

Willowdown Books—Human to Human: "Roots" & "Proxy"

Interview

The Massachusetts Review: Interview with Emily R. Daniel

Life Line (2020)

Selected as a winner of the

2020 Celery City Chapbook Contest

Life Line (cover scan).JPG
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