Publications

Poetry

“Ανθόμελο”
MIKROKOSMOS JOURNAL

Four Poems

SOFT QUARTERLY  

“huntington” and “now, november”
GASHER JOURNAL

“revolutionary letter in the shape of honey”
MORE REVOLUTIONARY LETTERS

Two Poems
SIDEREAL MAGAZINE

Three poems

THE ADROIT JOURNAL

One poem

CREAM CITY REVIEW

Forthcoming in:

PANK

Prose

“Crux”
DENVER QUARTERLY - FIVES

“Wreath”
TIMBER JOURNAL

TranslationS

COLLECTIVE APORIA

Chapbooks

“OIKOS”
Nueoi Press          12$

“The ancient Greek word  O I K O S, (ancient Greek: οἶκος, plural: οἶκοι; English prefix: eco- for ecology and economics) refers to three related but distinct concepts: the family, the family's property, and the house.’


Written while visiting Greece this past summer, Chloe Tsolakoglou’s OIKOS signals to the eros of the quotidian & violences of the state, while contesting the linguistic entanglement of the family, the extension of property, and the question of home.”

                          – Yvés Augustin, Publisher