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Order is newest to oldest

Fiction

• “Grayscale” in Dirty Chai Mag
• “Ever” in Minola Review
• “In Re” in The Collagist
• “In a World Gone Mad” in One Throne Magazine (winner of Joust Prize and nominated for Best Little Fictions
• “Reasons” in Third Point Press
• “The Today Project” in Catapult
• “The Body Between” in Joyland Magazine (LA)
• “Double Dutch Christmas” in Change Seven Magazine
• “Heroics” in Unsung Stories
• “A Series of Accidents & Punctuation Marks” in Split Lip Magazine
• “Picked Up and Happened” in The Butter
• “Salamander” in Mash Stories
• “The Plan” in People Holding
• “Astronaut”  and “Coming to Terms” in Five 2 One Magazine
• “A Lifetime of Author Bios” in The New Yorker
• “At a Glance” in Hypertext
• “Blue House” in Printer’s Row, the literary supplement of the Chicago Tribune
• “Beside Gravity,” in the KGB Bar Magazine
• “Unteachable Moments” in Mash Stories
• “Not So Timeless After All” – an ongoing column in McSweeney’s Internet Tendency
• “In the Land of Milk and Honey” in Four Chambers Press, Issue 02
• “Warm and Cold and Round and Square” in The Artist Catalogue, Vol. 2, Issue 3
• “Voracious” in One Throne Magazine (onethrone.com), Issue 02 [Nominated for Best Small Fictions anthology]
• “Seen and Not Heard” in After the Fall anthology, published by Almond Press.
• “Right Round the Corner,” published under pseudonym in The Oxford Student
• “Invaluable,” winner of the 2012 Master Plotto Student Edition competition
• [untitled] in the Tin House blog, The Open Bar

Non-Fiction 

• Articles in Broadly
• Articles in Read It Forward
• Articles in Electric Literature
• “Seven for a Secret, Never to Be Told” in Winter Tangerine
• “Breaking Through the Fear: How One Woman Investigated the Life of Her Rapist” in Rewire News
• “Ketamine Saved My Life” in The Fix
• “My Impossible, Depressing Quest to Find the Right Depression Meds” in Marie Claire
• Review of Inherited Disorders in Jewish Currents
• “The Importance of Gender Politics” in Jewish Currents
• “A Wistful Look at The West Wing” In Jewish Currents
• Review of Upright Beasts by Lincoln Michel in The Collagist
• “Ricki’s Wah Wah: Music and Male Privilege” in Jewish Currents
• “From the Desk of … Ilana Masad” in Real Pants
• Review of Into the Valley by Ruth Galm in The Collagist
• “‘I Wouldn’tve Had a Biography at All’: The Millions Interviews Hanya Yanagihara” in The Millions
• “Reader of the Week” in The Chicago Tribune
• “Books by the Bed” in We Wanted to Be Writers
• “Mislaid, by Nell Zink” – review, in The Fiction Advocate
• Personal essay in Stigma Fighters
• Review of Infinite Fictions by David Winters in The Collagist
• “Israeli Women Are More Than Bikinis And Bullets” in Sisterhood, Forward
• “Rethinking Dystopian Fiction: Paolo Bacigalupi’s The Windup Girl” – in New Orleans Review
• Various articles in Bustle
• “Growing Up in Israel” – column in The Jewish Currents
• “The Last Book I Loved: The Ocean at the End of the Lane“ – in The Rumpus
• “The Last Time I Died” – review of the book by Joe Nelms, in The Lit Pub
• “Dawn of the Planet of the Arseholes” – in Bad Housekeeping
• “Stephen King’s Villains and the Real-Life Fears They Represent” – in Bookish.com
• “From Tots to Bar Mitzvahs: 13 Books on Jewish Culture to Share with Your Kids” – in Bookish.com
• “Bad Movie, Great Novel: Celluloid Stinkers That Would Fare Better on the Page” – in Bookish.com
• “Israeli Author Sayed Kashua Channels Oscar Wilde in His Satirical Writing” – in Bookish.com
• Review of Robert Vaughan’s Diptychs + Triptychs + Lipsticks + Dipshits, published in The Lit Pub
• “The Books We Wouldn’t Have Without Shakespeare” – in Bookish.com
• “Classic Childhood Books That Grow With You” – in Bookish.com
• “Explaining Purim Through ‘Gatsby,’ ‘The Bachelor,’ and ‘Game of Thrones'” – in Bookish.com
• “Feminism’s Atlantic Drift” – discussion of feminism in Oxford and Sarah Lawrence College in Bad-Housekeeping.com
• “Agatha Christie’s Poisons and Other Crime & Mystery Writers’ Fascinating Lives” – in Bookish.com
• “Books to Get Hooked on Now that Breaking Bad is Over” – in Bookish.com
• “Labor of Love” – review of Ramona Ausubel’s A Guide to Being Born, published in The Lit Pub
• Coverage of public Q&A with  with Joss Whedon, Alexis Denisof and Amy Acker,  published in The Oxford Student
• “Deserving of Much Ado” – interview with Joss Whedon, Alexis Denisof and Amy Acker,  published in The Oxford Student
• “Scoring Massive Havok” – interview with Davey Havok, front-man of band AFI and author of POP KIDS,  published in The Oxford Student
• “Versatile Versifiers” – coverage of a poetry reading, published in The Oxford Student