2023 Foreword to Bhanu Kapil’s Incubation: A Space for Monsters
2023 “On Heaven, Earth and Hell,” From Enzo Camacho and Ami Lien’s “Offerings for Escalante”
2023 Foreword to Willyce Kim’s Dancer Dawkins and the California Kid: Looking for the Dykes Who Longed for an American Revolution
2022 A Work Fatality: Parasite and Class Antagonism
2021 We Hope You Can See Your Way Home: On the Work of Divya Mehra
2021 An Endorsement of an Amicus Brief for Lanier v. Harvard
2021 A Reflection with Dionne Brand’s A Map to the Door of No Return at 20
2021 For Those of Us Who Cannot Leave or Stay—
2021 Fighting for a World Without War: Interview with Transnational Activist Jungmin Choi
2020 Petty Materialism: On Metaphor & Violence
2020 We Owe Our Antagonizers NOTHING: a Review of Dorothy Wang’s “Thinking Its Presence: Form, Race, and Subjectivity in Contemporary Asian American Poetry”
2020 remain | un | conquered
2019 On the Colonial Inheritance of 2001
2019 Foreword from Have You Been Feeling Blue These Days? co-written with Sung Gi Kim
2018 Towards a World Without War: A Conversation with Transnational Activist Jungmin Choi
2018-2016 essays from contemptorary
2017 Appraising Newness: Whiteness, Neoliberalism & the Building of the Archive for New Poetry
2016 Found, Found, Found, Lived, Lived, Lived: The Archival Labor of Carrie Mae Weems & Sasha Huber
2015 Neoliberal Aesthetics: 250cm Line on 6 Paid People. Lateral Journal of Cultural Studies.
2015 NO MINCING ALLOWED AS THE ENEMY IS NEVER ABSTRACT
2015 Poetry Without Poets
2015 Art Without Artists! Against the Artist CEO co-written with Maya Isabella Mackrandilal. The essay was translated into Spanish by Sara Plaza for the newspaper Rebelion El arte sin artistas: contra el artista CEO
2014 The Whitney Biennial for Angry Women co-written with Maya Isabella Mackrandilal
2014 Refusal=Intervention “Asian American Poetry” is not a manageable category—it is not a list co-written with Don Mee Choi
