What We Talk About When We Talk About the Interstitium (The Paris Review Daily)
Social Distortions (Virginia Quarterly Review)
Month to Month (New York Review of Books)
Land Lines: Reality Beyond Realism in the paintings of Edvard Munch (Virginia Quarterly Review)
Tiny Fissures: False Endings and the Daybook Nature of Art (Virginia Quarterly Review)
“Autopsies of Many Kinds”: On The Song of the Cell by Siddhartha Mukherjee (New York Review of Books)
Translators and Alchemists: On the “Interpretive Style” in American Art (Virginia Quarterly Review)
Safe as Houses: Bodies Under Siege in American Art (Virginia Quarterly Review)
The Post That Stays: An Idiosyncratic Journey through the Landscape of American Art (Virginia Quarterly Review)
Learning and Not Learning Abortion (n+1)
Where does it hurt? (The New York Review of Books)
One Mind Humming (interview with The New York Review of Books)
The Physician as Patient (The Yale Review)
Song Cycle: “The Instilling” by James Merrill, set to music by Daron Hagen (Poetry Society of America)
On Naming and Counting (Poetry)
On Gifts and Heroes (Journal of General Internal Medicine)
“Dwelling Outside the Camp”: on Pam Fessler’s Carville’s Cure (Wall Street Journal)
“Wakefulness Without Rest'“: on Samantha Harvey’s The Shapeless Unease (Wall Street Journal)
Coronavirus has given doctors a new job: palliative care (Washington Post)
Cannon Fodder (Yale Review)
“Mysterious and Infinitely Solitary”: on Silvina Ocampo (New York Review of Books)
What “Distributive Justice” Means for Doctors Treating COVID-19 (New York Review of Books NYRDaily)
Styles of Radical Illness (Yale Review)
Bassani the Memorious (The New York Review of Books)
Memoirs of a Fox (American Poetry Review)
My Own Private Stromboli (New England Review)
Once Bitten (Virginia Quarterly Review)
Pages (Agni)
‘Lampedusa’ Review: Spotting the Leopard (Wall Street Journal)
‘Rock, Paper, Scissors’ Review: Wishing and Waiting (Wall Street Journal)
‘Under the Knife’ Review: The Kindest Cuts (Wall Street Journal)
‘Heart: A History’ Review: At The Bleeding Edge (Wall Street Journal)
‘When Death Becomes Life’ Review: Doctors and Donors (Wall Street Journal)
‘An Elegant Defense’ Review: Cells that Keep the Body Sound (Wall Street Journal)
Fresh Fire: on Charles Wright and Robert Pinsky (Idiom)
A Company of Ghosts by Christopher Middleton (Bookforum)
Fiction
Rabbits (Gettysburg Review)
Crimes of Paris (winner of the Iowa Review Prize)
Poor Historian (The Literary Review)
Audio
On The Nocturnists podcast with Emily Silverman
On the public radio program With Good Reason
On Montana Public Radio’s The Write Question
An interview, audio clip, and some Whitman rewrites at Brooklyn Poets
On This Is Your Brain with Dr. Phil Stieg: “COVID’s Invisible Bullet”
Quoted and “followed” in “April 15, 2020: A Coronavirus Chronicle” (The New Yorker)
On The New Yorker Radio Hour: “A City At the Peak of Crisis”