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“Breathwork,” The Manifest Station, 2019
“Discovering the Discovery Contest: A Collective History,” 92Y.org, March 22, 2019
“Bourbon and Milk: Response Training,” American Short Fiction, 2019
“Hereditary: Mourning My Mother In Miniature,” Entropy, 2018
“Marriage, the Franklin Mineral Museum,” The Poetry Society of America, 2018
“Feminism in a Nutshell,” The Paris Review, 2018
“Aftermath, Notes From NYC,” Radio: 11.8.16, Essay Press, 2017
“The Language of Clothes,” The Southern Review, Winter 2017
Excerpt from My Dollhouse, Myself: Miniature Histories, The Rumpus
Excerpt from My Dollhouse, Myself: Miniature Histories, The Feminist Wire
“Dollhouses Weren't Invented for Play,” The Atlantic
First Person Plural PoemoftheWeek.org Pilot Light Journal
Voltage Poetry How a Poem Happens
Nicole Cooley explores Katrina aftermath poststar.com
Nicole Cooley gives “one sentence” advice to young writers twitter.com/ HerCircleEzine
Poetry Society of America “Remembering Katrina”
Poets & Writers magazine: “Literary New Orleans, Post-Katrina”
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