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February 2, 2027
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HarperCollins
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DATED 〰️ February 2, 2027 〰️ HarperCollins 〰️
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“… an instantly memorable debut novel about the moral challenges of modern life, and the courage required to break away from tradition and pursue something new.” – Jeremy Gordon, author of See Friendship
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Fiction
Matey Dee — Cake Zine, Steak Zine Issue, Spring 2026
Real Human Bones for Sale — The Baffler, Summer 2025
The Shoe — Haloscope Magazine, Summer 2024
Cultural Capital — Angel Food Magazine, Summer 2024
Meatspace Pastoral — Triangle House Review, Fall 2023
Frootloops 420 — Let’s Stab Caesar!, Spring 2022
Criticism and Essays
David Sedaris Has the Answer — Vogue, Summer 2026
Alia Shawkat Gets Bolder — Highsnobiety, Spring 2026 cover story
The Omegle Alternative — Still Alive, Spring 2026
Inside the Raucous Opening Night of Cats: The Jellicle Ball — Vogue, Spring 2026
The Afterlife of Dinah Brooke — Study Hall, Winter 2026
The Theatermakers Turning Anita Hill and Christine Blasey Ford’s Testimonies Into Dialogue — Vogue, Winter 2025
The Cool-Girl Meetup at Tina Green Nail — Highsnobiety, Winter 2025
Nazareth Hassan’s Theater of Small Violence — Vogue, Fall 2025
When I Was John Fetterman — The Nation, Fall 2025
Into the Manosphere — Cleveland Review of Books, Fall 2025
Grace Byron Interview — Bomb, Fall 2025
The Women of Prince Faggot Take Center Stage — Vogue, Fall 2025
My Night at the Shopping Pet Rally — Study Hall, Fall 2025
Who Was Frank Maya? — Them, Summer 2025
Why is Gen-Z Having Less Sex? A Panel of Millennials Weighs In — Study Hall, Summer 2025
In Emmanuelle Mattana’s Trophy Boys, Feminism is Up for Debate — The Brooklyn Rail, Summer 2025
The Brutalist Review — Whitney Review of Books, Summer 2025 (Print Only)
A Few Miles From the Met, Some Very Good Dogs Pranced Down a Red Carpet All Their Own on Monday — Vogue, Spring 2025
What Was Twitter? The Drift Asks The Question of The Hour — Study Hall, Spring 2025
With Becoming Eve, Playwright Emil Weinstein Has Arrived — Them, Spring 2025
Can the “E” in E-girl Stand for Ecstatic? — Los Angeles Review of Books, Spring 2025
Jeremy Gordon on Media Jobs, Male Loneliness, and Modern Malaise — Interview Magazine, Winter 2025
Are We Human? Or Are We Good Girls? — Los Angeles Review of Books, Winter 2025
A Twink and a Redhead Are Making the World’s First Music for Straight People — Jezebel, Winter 2024
Abolish Everything Except This Show — Jezebel, Fall 2024
“Masturbatory Is a Compliment”: Tony Tulathimutte on Corniness and Rejection — Interview Magazine, Fall 2024
Bad Witches: A Conversation with H.B. Akumiah — Dirt, Summer 2024
Brat2Brat: On Gabriel Smith’s Brat — Cleveland Review of Books, Summer 2024
Corpses, Fools, and Monsters: A Conversation with Caden Mark Gardner and Willow Catelyn Maclay — Screen Slate, Summer 2024
‘What’s Good?’ Is the Only Comedy Show in New York With a Side of Samosa — Jezebel, Summer 2024
Late Night Gets a Much-Needed Queer Makeover with Late Stage Live! — Jezebel, Summer 2024
In Conversation with Alana Saab on Please Stop Trying to Leave Me — Dirt, Spring 2024
All Hail the Trash King, Who Proves That Fart Jokes Are Back — Jezebel, Spring 2024
This DIY Comedy Show Feels Like an Episode of ‘Girls’ (Non-Derogatory) — Jezebel, Spring 2024
Jenny Gorelick’s Sexy Variety Show Made Me Believe in Magic — Jezebel, Spring 2024
It’s Kerry Coddett’s New York, We’re Just Living in It — Jezebel, Spring 2024
Finally, a Cure for Eldest Daughter Syndrome! On Alexandra Tanner’s “Worry” — Los Angeles Review of Books, Spring 2024
Musical Theater Might Be Hard But ‘Comedians Earnestly Singing Musical Theater’ Makes It Look Easy — Jezebel, Spring 2024
Julio Torres’ ‘Problemista’ Tour Will Cure Whatever Color Ails You — Jezebel, Spring 2024
Introducing ‘Hot Mic’: A New Column Documenting Live Comedy in NYC — Jezebel, Winter 2024
A Dangerous Conflation — n+1, Fall 2023, in collaboration with Tavi Gevinson, Rebecca Zweig, Jewish Writers for Ceasefire
MILF Manor — The Drift, Spring 2023
Selected Short Humor
Okay, But Would You Still Be Vegan In These Hypothetical Scenarios I Just Made Up? — The New Yorker, Fall 2021, with Chandler Dean
The Sun Also Rises in Instagram Captions — McSweeney’s, Spring 2022, with Liza Harris
Low-Rise Jeans Are Back to Ruin Your Life — McSweeney’s, Spring 2021
Simple Rules to Get a Reservation at Our Trendy Restaurant — Points in Case, Spring 2023
I’m the New York City Marathon, and We Need to Set Some Boundaries — Points in Case, Fall 2022, with Amy Muller
Gordon Ramsay Reviews Your Valentine’s Day Date — Points in Case, Spring 2022, with Sarah Gruen