Fiction
“Nature.” SmokeLong Quarterly (forthcoming October 2017)
“This Violent and Cherished Earth,” Cleaver Magazine (forthcoming December 2017)
“All for Tulips,” The Bitter Oleander (forthcoming April 2018)
Prose Poetry
Profile, Mulberry Fork Review
Nonfiction
Learning to See Again, with Annie Dillard, Essay Daily
“If you are like me and you check your smartphone about 80 times a day, then you, too, might need a gentle reminder . . .”
Lost & Found: Cheryl Pappas on Colette, Tin House (Open Bar)
“When I first read Colette’s novel Duo, it was Eastertime in 2007. . .
A Journey with the Pre-Raphaelites and Beyond, Index Magazine
“As with writing a book, curating a gallery involves multiple drafts . . . “
Brushing off the Dust on Women’s Artworks, Index Magazine
“Dr. Jane Fortune is on a mission: to rescue works of art by women that have been hidden in the storage houses of museums in Florence.”
Life of an Object: 1960.354, Index Magazine
“When this 5th-century BCE Greek red-figure wine jug entered the objects lab of the Straus Center for Conservation and Technical Studies, it was in less than ideal condition.”
A Tour through the Pazzi Conspiracy, The Florentine
“It’s one of the most dramatic stories from fifteenth-century Florence.”
Via Sant’Agostino, Oltrarno, The Florentine
“It is a very ordinary street in Florence . . .”
Via dello Studio, The Florentine
“It has become a habit for me, but one that always comes as a surprise: when walking toward Piazza della Repubblica from via del Corso, I sense something extraordinary out of the corner of my right eye . . .”
Via dei Cimatori, The Florentine
“It is just before noon on a bright and clear Wednesday afternoon, and I am on the hunt for a new street.”
Borgo Santissimi Apostolio, The Florentine
“It’s late summer, and I’m amidst the clamoring crowds walking toward Ponte Vecchio on via Por Santa Maria.”
Frugal Guide to Fantastic Nice, France, Europe Up Close
“The moment you step onto the Promenade des Anglais and witness the vista of aquamarine sea, white foam, striped umbrellas, and the surrounding leafy green hills, you will immediately understand the appeal Nice has had for centuries.”
