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Published work

Riley O'Connell's "Palimpsest" poem published in La Piccioletta Barca.

Palimpsest

La Piccioletta Barca

Riley O'Connell's "Self-Portrait as the Things We Put Inside Us" poem published in Plainsongs 42.1.

Self-Portrait as the Things We Put Inside Us

Plainsongs

Riley O'Connell's "Houston, We Have a Popstar" poem published in Poets Reading the News.

Houston, We Have a Popstar

Poets Reading the News

Riley O'Connell's “Cento in Which We Take Edibles on an Empty Stomach” poem published in The Passionfruit Review.

Cento in Which We Take Edibles on an Empty Stomach

The Passionfruit Review

Riley O'Connell's “La Femme Damnée" poem published in The Passionfruit Review.

La Femme Damnée (1859)

The Passionfruit Review

Riley O'Connell's “I Dream Phoebe Bridgers Takes Me" poem published in The Passionfruit Review.

I Dream Phoebe Bridgers Takes Me

The Passionfruit Review

Riley O'Connell's “The Fetus in My Jewelry Box” poem published in Making Waves: A West Michigan Review.

The Fetus in My Jewelry Box

Making Waves: A West Michigan Review

Riley O'Connell's “Lament for the Women of Shakespeare” poem (previously “Effigy”) published in Evocations Review.

Lament for the Women of Shakespeare (previously "Effigy")

Evocations Review

Riley O'Connell's "Poem in Which I’m Reminded of the Only Boy I Ever Dumped, Days after Getting My Wisdom Teeth Removed and Him Emotionally Cheating On Me with an E-Girl He Met on Omegle" poem published in La Piccioletta Barca.

Poem in Which I’m Reminded of the Only Boy I Ever Dumped, Days after Getting My Wisdom Teeth Removed and Him Emotionally Cheating On Me with an E-Girl He Met on Omegle

La Piccioletta Barca

Riley O'Connell's "To My Single Chin Hair, with Tweezers in Hand" poem published in Plainsongs.

To My Single Chin Hair, with Tweezers in Hand

Plainsongs

Riley O'Connell's “Witness” (previously “Female”) poem published in Pink Panther Magazine.

Witness (previously “Female”)

Pink Panther Magazine

Riley O'Connell's “Middle School Youth Group Sex Ed” poem published in Not Very Quiet.

Middle School Youth Group Sex Ed

Not Very Quiet

Riley O'Connell's “Terminal” poem published in The Santa Clara Review.

Terminal

Santa Clara Review

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