Book
  • Hour of the Ox (University of Pittsburgh Press, 2016)
              Winner of the 2015 AWP Donald Hall Prize for Poetry, chosen by Crystal Ann Williams
              Winner of the 2016 Florida Book Awards Bronze Medal
              Finalist for the 2017 Milt Kessler Poetry Book Award

​Chapbook
  • Last Train to the Midnight Market (Finishing Line Press, 2013)

Anthologies
  • Norton’s Introduction to Literature: Florida International University Edition, “Buenos Días, Miami," edited by Dr. Amy Huseby (forthcoming).
  • Ink Knows No Borders: Poems on the Immigrant and Refugee Experience, "Origin / Adoption," (forthcoming March 2019)
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  • Best Small Fictions, "The Sea Urchin," chosen by Amy Hempel, 2017
  • Bettering American Poetry, "From the Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows," edited by Kaveh Akbar, jay dodd, Joshua Jennifer Espinoza, Muriel Leung, Camille Rankine, and Michael Wasson, 2016
  • Best New Poets, "Songs of Thirst: Six Sijo," chosen by Tracy K. Smith, 2015

Selected Poetry
  • "Ode to This Small Joy" in Orion (forthcoming Winter 2018/2019)
  • "Opening the Palm" in The Massachusetts Review​ (forthcoming Fall 2018)
                  ("Penance" nominated for Best New Poets 2015)
  • "Caterpillar Season," "Brother Returns as Chrysanthemum," and "Poem in Furrows" in Thrush Poetry Journal
  • "Kites" in Autodidact #1 
  • "Postcard from Miami" in Bridge Me Japan
  • "How to Jog at Dusk" in Cent Journal #10
  • "I Will Die in Retirement in the Sun" in That's So Miami
  • "All the Sheep Have Scattered" in Chautauqua 
  • "Insomnia" and "House of Wolves" in The Oakland Review 
  • "Conversation in Three Voices" in The MacGuffin 
  • "Silent Conversations with My Father" in Re-Visions
  • "Speak American, Dude" in Cent Journal #9
  • "Mother Ran Off the American Base in South Korea" in The Albion Review  
                (Winner of 2011 Poetry Prize)
  • "Recalibrating the Brain" and "Family Secrets" in Dossier
  • "Block" in Rainy Day 
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Prose
Translations
  • "Your Package," "Spring Letter," "Road or Net," and "The Mirror Gnaws on My Face" in Puerto Del Sol (forthcoming)
  • "Where you come from, what you are, where you are going," "Roots 1," "Roots 2," and "National Holiday" in ELKE: a "little journal"  (forthcoming)
  • "Time and a Plastic Bag" by Yi Won, co-translated with EJ Koh, in The Bare Life Review (forthcoming)

Editorial
Interviews
Reviews
Collaborations & Productions
  • "Ghost Mantis" in collaboration with Elizabeth Terhune for Broadsided Press (August 2018)
  • TEDx Guest Speaker: "How Failure Drives Creativity," TEDxPineCrestSchool, Fort Lauderdale, FL, March 1, 2018
  • "A Working Theory of Eyes" + music playlist, It's Lit with PhDJ, HST on KTUH.org, 90.1FM Honolulu, 91.1 North Shore, and channel 866 on Oceanic Time Warner Cable, Honolulu, HI, October 8, 2017
  • "Many-Faced Poem" audio recording for voiceover, Photoville, "An Evening with the New York Times," Brooklyn, NY, 2017
  • "Your Mouth is Full of Birds" audio recording, Reading Queer: O, Hi There! Poetry Playlist, O, Miami Poetry Festival, Miami, FL, 2015
  • "All the Sheep Have Scattered" in collaboration with Jose Garcia for SWEAT Broadsheet Portfolio 2014
  • "Poem in Handfuls" in collaboration with Ana G. Gonzalez for SWEAT Broadsheet Portfolio 2014
  • "Spin Cycle" in collaboration with Alette Jiminez-Simmons for SWEAT Broadsheet Portfolio 2014
  • "Family Secrets" adaptation for Between the Lines Poetry Film Festival, Pittsburgh, PA, 2011
  • "Brother of War" Hangar Theater, Next Stage Showcase for Young Playwrights, Ithaca, NY, 2002
  • "Blue was Her Uniform" Hangar Theater, Next Stage Showcase for Young Playwrights, Ithaca, NY, 2001

Awards and Distinctions
  • American Literary Translators Association, Emerging Translator Mentorship Program co-recipient with E. J. Koh under Don Mee Choi, 2017
  • Best Small Fictions anthology, "The Sea Urchin," chosen by Amy Hempel, 2017
  • Finalist for Binghamton University Milt Kessler Poetry Book Award, Hour of the Ox, 2017
  • Bettering American Poetry anthology, "From the Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows," edited by Kaveh Akbar, jay dodd, Joshua Jennifer Espinoza, Muriel Leung, Camille Rankine, and Michael Wasson, 2016
  • Bronze medal for Hour of the Ox, Florida Book Awards, 2016
  • Finalist for Annual Poetry Contest, Boston Review, 2016
  • Finalist for Curt Johnson Prose Award in Creative Nonfiction, "Nocturne: Year of the Snake," december magazine, 2016
  • Finalist for Ninth Annual Poetry Prize, "Vase of Ashes," Tupelo Quarterly,​ 2015
  • ​Finalist for Seventh Annual Poetry Contest, "Bonsai," Narrative Magazine, 2015
  • Best New Poets anthology, "Songs of Thirst: Six Sijo," chosen by Tracy K. Smith, 2015
  • Donald Hall Prize for Poetry, for Hour of the Ox, Association of Writers & Writing Programs Award Series, 2015
  • Nominated for Best New Poets, "Penance," Lunch Ticket, 2015
  • Kundiman Asian American Poetry Fellowship, 2014
  • Academy of American Poets Prize, "Old Country, New World," Florida International University, 2014
  • Indiana University Writers' Conference Poetry Fellowship, Indiana University, 2013
  • Finalist for Puerto Del Sol Poetry Contest, "Bonsai," 2013 
  • Honorable Mention, Student Literary Awards, "Bonsai," Florida International University, 2013
  • New York State Summer Writers Institute Poetry Fellowship, Skidmore College, 2012
  • Academy of American Poets Prize, "Postmarked from Hydropolis," Florida International University, 2012
  • Graduate Minority Opportunity Award, Florida International University, 2011
  • John S. and James L. Knight Fellowship in Poetry, Florida International University, 2011 - 2014
  • Honorable Mention for Academy of American Poets Prize, "The Last Intimate Moment," Carnegie Mellon University, 2011
  • Charles C. Dawe Memorial Award, Print-Oriented Bastards, Carnegie Mellon University, 2011
  • The Albion Review  Poetry Prize, "Mother Ran Off the American Base in South Korea," 2011
  • Meeting of the Minds Award for Artistic Excellence, Thesis: Last Train to the Midnight Market, Carnegie Mellon University, 2011
  • Pauline B. Adamson Memorial Merit Scholarship, Carnegie Mellon University, 2010