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this is a list of publications with links
Collections
With Bloom Upon Them and Also With Blood: A Horror Miscellany
Coffee House Press, Halloween 2023
Order
The Malevolent Volume
Coffee House Press, April 2020
Order
Indecency
Coffee House Press, May 2018
Order
A History of Flamboyance
YesYes Books, 2016
Out of print
Selected prose
The Nu Metal Agenda
“Chat Pile Debut ‘Masc,’ Disembowel Themselves for the Team Again”
Literary Hub
“Leisure, Labor, Reticence, Violence”
Oxford American
“The Black Girl Best Friends at the Survivors Party”
ANMLY
“Inadequate Vessels; or Simone White says, ‘A poem that doesn’t have its own mind frightens me.’”
Bennington Review
“Logic & Optics: Gothika (2003)”
& “Awaiting Acknowledgement: Alien3 (1992)”
Poetry Foundation
“In My Defense, Monsters,” Parts 1-4
Catapult
“Killing Like They Do in the Movies”
selected by Jonathan Franzen
for Best American Essays 2016
Catapult
"Melancholia, Death Motion, and the Makings of Marilyn Manson"
The Rumpus
"The Double Agency of Will Smith in Sci-Fi"
Selected poetry
Oxford American “new novel”
The Adroit Journal “Insidious (2010)”
& “Black Swan (2010)”
The Columbia Review “The Truth of the Thing”
Cotton Xenomorph “An American Werewolf in London (1981)”
Flypaper Lit “So we got three things going. We got some grape jelly, some hominy grits, and an extension cord.” & 1 more
Foundry “When I Was a Man”
Guernica “The Hang-Up”
Jewish Currents “Thank god your horrors outweigh your manners.”
PEN America “The Bastard's Crown” & 1 more
Poetry “When I Was a Poet” & 2 more
The Offing “When I Am Queen”
The Rumpus “Leaves of Grass”
The Shade Journal “Head of Medusa” & 1 more
FEATURES & Interviews
New Delta Review Running, Hiding, Fighting
St. Louis Public Radio Cut & Paste
The Steer Episode 3
Literary Hub Meet National Book Award Finalist Justin Phillip Reed
St. Louis Magazine "Girl, I guess there's glamour in it"
Poetry Society of America In Their Own Words: On "Consent"
The Shade Journal Shade of the Week: A Blues A Blues A Blues
Howlarium Living Your Truth: A Conversation with Justin Phillip Reed
Ploughshares Blog What Does Your Liberation Look Like?: In Conversation with Liz Mputu and Justin Phillip Reed
Howlarium Date a Creator