Poems Available Online
Snapdragons at the Market (New Yorker)
An Offense (Southern Review)
The Persistence of Torture (Boston Review)
The Best Drink (Academy of American Poets)
And Though She Be But Little She is Fierce (PSA)
The Apology (The New Yorker)
Drunk at a Party (Agni)
The Major Holidays (Georgia Review)
Toasts (River Styx)
Dyserotica (American Poetry Review)
An Epic for Mother's Day (The Awl)
Thomas Hardy (Best American Poetry)
Excerpts from Bottle the Bottle the Bottles the Bottles
Three Poems from Fairy Tale Review
The Bottled Minotaur (Valparaiso Poetry Review)
Sure (The Atlantic)
Ale & Cakes (Shenandoah)
The Coast of Apples (Boston Review)
Boring Dinners (Roanoke Review)
It's Raining Inside James Schuyler (Court Green)
Censorship (Boston Review)
My Fjord (Plume)
We Can't Say Those Things Anymore (The New Republic)
The Doubter (American Journal of Poetry)
The Metaphor & the Simile, etc. (Levure littéraire)
"And Maidens Call It Love-in-Idleness" (Poetry Magazine)
Undid in the Land of Undone (New England Review)
The Table (American Poetry Review)
Short Stories Available Online
Midsummer Again (Boudin)
Felicia and the Curtains (STORY)
A Girl from Urbino (Ascent)
The Stone Wall (World Literature Today)
The Story of Bigness (Quarterly West)
After the Party (Superstition Review)
The Wrath of the Norsemen (Per Contra)
My Temple (Turning Page)
Dossier, Regurgitation, Acid, Columbia (The Forge)
Online Readings/conversations
Reading work-in-progress with Joyce Hinnefeld
Interviews Available Online
Lee Upton Breaks the Ice: Story Prize Blog
Recent Reviews
Kirkus on The Day Every Day Is
Kirkus on The Tao of Humiliation
Short Pieces Available Online
The Novella: The Uncanny Genre
A Good Surprise in a Terrible Year
My Fantasy Book Tour (Tin House)
Eight Works of Fiction That Make the Impossible....
Letters to Dead Authors: Lee Upton to Muriel Spark
On Obsession, Denial, and No-Guilt Naps
Writing Sequel to War and Peace While Friends Paddleboard
An Excerpt from "A Reverse Alphabet..."
Purity: It's Such a Filthy Word
A Scene of Instruction (American Scholar Online)