I am a brand-new Assistant Professor in Chinese language and literature at Widener University. I have a Ph. D. from Princeton University, where I wrote a dissertation on contemporary Chinese prose poetry. I'm also a graduate of the MFA program at Washington University in St. Louis, and served as their third-year poet in residence. I am the author of three chapbooks, the most recent of which is available at wingedcitypress.com. In addition to original poetry, I write essays and book reviews, and am a translator of contemporary Chinese poetry.

The Experiment in Morbidity (Grey Book Press, 2013), Watching Lumia (Winged City Press, 2013), Movie Plots (Epiphany Editions, 2010)

No Enemies, No Hatred (Harvard University Press, 2011), Diagram III (Del Sol Press, 2008)

751 Magazine, Barrow Street, Blackbird, Boston Review, Cha: An Asian Literary Journal, Comstock Review, Delmar Magazine, Diagram, Epiphany, Fence, Kenyon Review Online, Mid-American Review, nthposition, Pebble Lake Review, Poetry International, Renditions, Seneca Review, The Alembic, The Found Poetry Review, The Ledge, UCity Review, Western Humanities Review