Writing
Books/Anthologies
“A Man Worthy of Your Attention,” collaborative chapbook with artist Dana Ellyn. Forthcoming from RopeWalk Press, Summer, 2012.
“Helping Hand,” Word Riot Anthology. Forthcoming Spring, 2012.
Fiction
“Where We Belong,” Cactus Heart, forthcoming Spring, 2012.
“Perfect Blemish,” Chicago Quarterly Review, Spring, 2012.
“The Purple House,” Grift (online), November, 2011.
“Love Me Now,” > kill author, (online, with audio), December, 2011.
“You Who Did This,” “Stranger at the Gate,” and “One Pop,” Connotation Press (online), December 2011.
“Helping Hand,” Word Riot (print anthology), Forthcoming, 2012
“Man on the Moon,” DOGZPLOT (online), June, 2011
“Good Boyfriend,” Necessary Fiction (online), March, 2011
“A Night Like This,” Bartleby Snopes (online), March, 2011
“Happy in California,” Monkeybicycle (online), March, 2011
“The Road Home,” Cottonwood (print), Spring 2011 – (Click here to read the full story)
“Mermaids,” Breakwater Review (online), Spring 2011
“Mr. Quigley’s Short Happy Life,” Bacopa (print), Fall 2010
“Leo the Lion,” trnsfr (print), Fall 2010
“The Ugliest Drowned Man in the World Washes Ashore Lake Michigan,” PANK (online), December, 2009
“Queen of Hearts,” Main Street Rag (print), Fall 2009
“Alligators, Crocs, & Men I have Loved,” Prick of the Spindle (online), December, 2008
“Bisquick is for Sissies,” JMWW (online), Fall 2007
“Oh, Stella. We’ve Met,” Storyglossia (online), October, 2007
Essays
“Plans for Happiness” Freerange Nonfiction (online), August, 2011
“Don’t Worry, Baby–Let the Glass Stay Broke,” Mamalode (print), March, 2011
“Baby Move Over, Mama’s Pregnant!,” Mamaphonic (online), February, 2007
“Christmas in the Slow Lane,” Celsias (online), December, 2007
“Washington, DC: A Feminist’s Friend or Foe?” Feminist Review (online), January, 2007
Poetry
“Song, Unheard,” The River.
“In the Bathroom,” forthcoming, Literary Mama.
Untitled, Our Portland Story (search for “Freeman”) …and on Facebook
Three poems (“Tree Frog,” “Old Woman, Bookstore” and “Yesterday at the Art Institute of Chicago”), Lit Up Magazine (poetry)
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