Work

Interviews

• Poetry Society of America
• Brooklyn Rail
• Fact Simile, interview of Fran Herndon by Elizabeth Robinson
• Rob McLennan
• Colorado Poet Series

Poetry

• “After the Flood,” Posit Press, September 13, 2018
• “Book One,” Connotation Press, September 2018
• “God,” The Volta, April 2017
• “Five Provence Poems,” Conjunctions, Spring 2017
• “On Burglary (or what’s been taken away),” The Recluse, The Poetry Project, June 2015
• “Three Poems,” Conjunctions, April 21, 2015
• “The Hinge Trees,” Conjunctions, October 18, 2011
• “Book Three: Romance,” Conjunctions, December 28, 2010
• “Modernist Poems,” Conjunctions, Fall 2009
• “The Picture of the Spirit,” Conjunctions, January 7, 2009
• “Beggar,” “Congratulations,” “Red,” The Brooklyn Rail, September 4, 2007
• “Congratulations,” “Beggar,” “To Do Away With Things,” “On Fog,” “Cherimoya,” “On the End,” “Sanctuary,”  Poem Hunter

Creative Nonfiction

• “Exposure,” Conjunctions, May 15, 2018
• Open Space, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Fall 2017

Essays

• “Schizophrenia, Dandelions, Cookies, Floods and Scabs: Alternate Approaches,” Brevity Magazine, September 14, 2018
• “Dialogue, Doubt, and Presence,” Evening Will Come, The Volta, January 2012
• “The Line Never Ends,” Taos Journal of International Poetry and Art
• “The Ecology of Beauty (and the vulnerability of the perceiver),” Not Enough Night, Naropa University, Fall 2006
• “Conversation with Embodied Phantoms,” Tripwire: A Journal of Poetics, Summer 1999
• “A Poetics,” Tripwire: A Journal of Poetics, Spring 1998

Featured Author

• Foundation for Contemporary Arts, grant recipient
• Medium, author spotlight