2026 — Chicago Quarterly Review (Poetry)
Poem forthcoming.

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2026 — Cimarron Review (Poetry)
Poem forthcoming.

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2026 — failbetter (Poetry)
Poem forthcoming.

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June 2026 — Featured in Kalamazoo College's ZooBits
Featured in Kalamazoo College's alumni magazine for the publication of Starving the Wolf, its inclusion in the Poets House Permanent Collection, and my work as a writing mentor and teaching artist.

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2026 — National Writing Juror, Scholastic Art & Writing Awards
Served as a national writing juror evaluating teen creative writing submissions from across the United States.

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2026 — VoyageLA Magazine
Featured interview on my writing practice, mentorship, and debut chapbook.

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2026 — Poets House (New York City)
Starving the Wolf was selected for the 30th Anniversary Showcase of Poetry 2024–25 and added to the Poets House Permanent Collection.

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2026 — WriteGirl Alumni Feature
Featured in WriteGirl's January 2026 alumni newsletter recognizing alumni pursuing careers in writing and publishing.

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WriteGirl is one of the nation's leading youth writing organizations dedicated to mentorship and creative writing for young people.

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2025 — Starving the Wolf (Bottlecap Press)
Debut poetry chapbook published by Bottlecap Press.

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2025 — Up the Staircase Quarterly
Poem published in the January 2025 issue alongside Rita Mookerjee. A hybrid poem exploring gender, avatarhood, queerness, and digital identity.

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2025 — Cartridge Lit (Three Poems)
Three Final Fantasy XIV-inspired poems exploring avatarhood, chosen family, and digital myth-making.

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2025 — Fifth Wheel Press (brainrot anthology)
Poem featured in an anthology exploring obsession, fandom, and contemporary internet culture.

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2024 — Teaching & Mentorship
Mentored a writer whose portfolio earned the Virginia B. Ball Creative Writing Competition award and a full scholarship to Interlochen Arts Academy through The Incandescent Review Summer Studio.

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2023 — Kalamazoo Poetry Festival (Reader)
Invited reader at the Kalamazoo Poetry Festival featuring Pulitzer Prize winner Diane Seuss.

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2019 — Scholastic Art & Writing Awards
National Silver Medal in Short Story.

 

​2019 — Songs of Freedom: Renée Fox + WriteGirl (LAX Terminal 7–8)
Haiku selected for a curated public art exhibition at Los Angeles International Airport, pairing original poetry by WriteGirl mentees with artwork by Renée A. Fox.

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2017 — L.A. Times Festival of Books
Featured youth poet on the Hoy Stage.

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2016 — Featured Reading with Caroline Rothstein
Invited youth poet for a public reading in Los Angeles.