• “Finding Friendship in Pandemic Collaboration: On Making an Illustrated Playlist with Shebani Rao” | Literary Hub 
• “India West” | Blackbird 
• “365 Pelham Road” | Mason Street Review
• Craft Capsule: “Break it Down or Shorter Forms” | Poets & Writers
• Craft Capsule: “Notes from the Cutting Room Floor” | Poets & Writers
• “Stopping In” | the Kenyon Review
•  “Come Back to Me” | the Texas Review
• “Betsy, Tacy, Sejal, Tib” | Guernica
• “Ring Theory” | Literary Hub,  2019  (originally published in Strange Attractors)
• “Women at Work (Letter to Myself at Twenty-Six)” (scroll to second essay) | The Rumpus 
• “The World Is Full of Paper. Write to Me.” | Mad Heart Be Brave: Essays On the Poetry of Agha Shahid Ali (originally published in The Margins)
• “Wedding Tales: From a Distance”  (scroll to second essay)  | Rochester Magazine
• “Things People Said: An Essay in Seven Steps” | Brevity
• “Married” | Waxwing Literary Journal
• “There Is No Mike Here” | The Margins
• “Ritual as Resolution: Amarnath Ravva’s American Canyon” | Kenyon Review
• “365 Pelham Road” in The Big Brick Review
• “Curriculum” | noted in Huffington Post
• “Words as Image: How ‘Thank You’ Originated” | Brevity
• “Deluxe” | Kenyon Review
• “Thank You” | Brevity
• “Curriculum” | Conjunctions
• “Walking Tributaries” | Wellesley
• “Street Scene” | Kenyon Review 
• “Bird” | Kenyon Review
• “Betsy, Tacy, Sejal, Tib” | Under Her Skin: How Girls Experience Race in America
• “Kinship, Cousins, and Khichidi” | The Massachusetts Review

The Kenyon Review Blog: In 2016, I served as a columnist for the Kenyon Review Blog. Links to those essays and interviews are below:

• “You Have to Like It Better Than Being Loved”
• “Ghazals for James Foley”
• “Every Night Is Ladies Night: An Interview with Sonja Livingston”
• “No One Is Ordinary; Everyone Is Ordinary”
• “Trauma Privilege”
• “Aloha, Mother”
• “The Books I Kept: Part One”
• “The Books We Keep: Part Two”
• “Six Hours From Anywhere You Want to Be”
• “Most People Are Not Your Friends”
• “Temporary Talismans”