Novels

• James Dunham ’10, The Helena Orbit (Lillicat Publishers, 2017)
• Marcus Burke ’10, Team Seven (New York: Doubleday, 2014)
• Sal Pane ’07, Last Call in the City of Bridges (Braddock, PA: Braddock Avenue Books, 2012)
• Nick Ripatrazone ’03, This Darksome Burn, a novella (firthFORTH Press, 2013)
• Nick Martell ’16, The Kingdom of Liars (forthcoming, Saga Press)
• Tara Laskowski ’00, One Night Gone (forthcoming, Graydon House)
• Salvatore Pane ’07, The Theory of Almost Everything (Braddock Books, 2018)
• Will Conway ’10, The Order of the Avenging Star (Bookbaby, 2019)
• Tara Laskowski ’00, Good Mothers (forthcoming, Graydon House)

Memoirs

• Jay Varner ’03, Nothing Left to Burn (Chapel Hill, NC: Algonquin Books, 2010)

Short Story Collections

• Melissa Goodrich ’11, Daughters of Monsters (Jellyfish Highway Press, 2016)
• Nick Ripatrazone ’03, Ember Days (Braddock, PA: Alleyway Books, 2015)
• Nick Ripatrazone ’03, Good People (Tipp City, OH: Foxhead Books, 2014)
• Nick Ripatrazone ’03, We Will Listen for You (Civil Coping Mechanisms, 2014)
• Dana Diehl ’12, Our Dreams Might Align (Jellyfish Highway Press, 2016)
• Dana Diehl ’12, Closer (North American Review, 2016)
• Kaitlin Barlett ’13, Hunger Pains (The Broadkill Review, 2016)
• Tara Laskowski ’00, Modern Manners for Your Inner Demons (Matter Press, 2012)
• Tara Laskowski ’00, Bystanders (Santa Fe Writers Project, 2016), Winner, 2016 Balcones Fiction Prize
• Dana Diehl ’11 and Melissa Goodrich ’11, The Classroom Beneath the Classroom, a jointly authored short fiction collection (forthcoming, Gold Wake Press)
• Elizabeth Deanna Morris Lake ’11, Ashley Sugarnotch & the Wolf (forthcoming spring 2020, Mason Jar Press)

Other Non-Fiction Books

• Nick Ripatrazone ’03, The Fine Delight: Postconciliar Catholic Literature (Cascade Books, 2013)
• Nick Ripatrazone ’03, Wild Belief (forthcoming, Fortress Press)
• Nick Ripatrazone ’03, Longing for Absent God (forthcoming, Fortress Press)

Poetry Books

• Audrey Carroll ’12, Queen of Pentacles (Choose the Sword Press, 2016)
• Catherine Pierce ’00, The Girls of Peculiar (Philadelphia, PA: Saturnalia Books, 2012)
• Catherine Pierce ’00, Famous Last Words (Philadelphia, PA: Saturnalia Books, 2007), Winner, Saturnalia Prize
• Jennifer Perrine ’00, No Confession, No Mass (University of Nebraska Press, 2015)
• Jennifer Perrine ’00, In the Human Zoo (University of Utah Press, 2011)
• Jennifer Perrine ’00, The Body Is No Machine (New Issues, 2007)
• Julie Danho ’99, Six Portraits (Sleepy Hollow, NY: Slapering Hol Press, 2014)
• Nick Ripatrazone ’03, Oblations (Gold Wake Press: 2015)
• Nick Ripatrazone ’03, This Is Not About Birds (Gold Wake Press: 2012)
• Shanna Powlus Wheeler ’04, Evensong for Shadows (Wipf and Stock, 2018)
• Billie Tadros ’10, WAS BODY (forthcoming, Indolent Books)
• Julie Danho ’99, Those Who Keep Arriving, early 2020.

Feature Magazines

• Sarah Turcotte ’09, “Scars” (Atlantic Monthly, 2011)
• Katie Pierce ’00, “I Dreaded Winter Until My Newborn Taught Me to Embrace It” (New York Times, 2019)
• Tara Laskowski ’00, “The Case of the Vanishing Professor,” 2019 Agatha Award Winner (Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine, 2019)
• Nicole Schmidt ’18, “The Long Way Home” (Newtown Library, 2019)
• Rory Meagher ’12, “The Castle in the Sky” (Fourteen Hills, 2019)
• Christina Harrington ’11, “As We Rise from the River” (The Journal, 2019)
• Cecilia Gigliotti ’17, “Four Eyes” (Atticus Review, 2019)

Plays

• Erin Breznitsky ’06, Bodies of Water (The New York International Fringe Festival, 2016)

Film

• Christina Behnke ’08, Blood Conscious (2018, Old Bear Film). Producer.

Awards

• Julie Danho ’99 won the Gerald Cable Book Award from Silverfish Review Press for her full-length poetry collection Those Who Keep Arriving
• Christina Harrington ’11 took second in the Molotov Cocktail Flash Monster Contest for “Happy is He”