fiction

“Beth in Her Swimsuit,” at Pithead Chapel
“Husbands,” at The Mondegreen
“Album Reviews of 1994,” at Tyrant Books
“Churches We’ve Broken Into,” at Paper Darts
“Six Mothers,” at Matchbook Literary Magazine
“In a Classroom, After the War,” at The Collapsar
“Greta,” at The Fanzine
“In California When It’s Cold,” at Monkeybicycle
“Beneath The Floorboards (There Are Bones),” at Corium Magazine
“He’ll Write Your Name on The Bedroom Wall,” at Connotation Press
“By The Teeth,” at Noble / Gas Qtrly
“Autoclave,” at Broad! (Nominated for a Pushcart Prize)
“Adam, and Laura,” in Black Candies: Surveillance
“Nineteen Things Only People Who Are Not Going to Survive The Hour Will Understand,” at Monkeybicycle (Nominated for a Pushcart Prize and for the 2015 Best of the Net Anthology)
“Leona Never Happened,” at Hobart
“The Shape of England,” at Swarm Quarterly
“La Llorona, She Weeps With You,” in States of Terror, Vol. 1
“Fiddle De Dee, Fiddle De Dee,” in Black Candies: See Through (long-listed for Ellen Datlow’s Best of 2013)
“Arthropoda” in The Radvocate

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non-fiction

“Two M83 Songs With Screaming In Them,” in Barrelhouse, Issue 16
“The Trail Home,” in Like The Wind Magazine, Issue 4

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poetry

“An Offertory, On A Small Court,” at Hobart.
“An Uncareful Mathematician Would Always Mistake This For Love,” at Hobart.

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interviews and reviews and elsewhere-ish things like that

“‘By the Teeth’ | Great Fiction Countdown 2015,” Zach Lisabeth.
“Julia Dixon Evans interview with Karen Stefano,” Connotation Press Feature, September 2015
“An Invasive Species,” Fictionfeed.net reviews “The Shape of England.”
“Look Who’s Coming to Vermin SD: Julia Dixon Evans,” on my weirdest experience (not) at a reading.
“Horror Business: Julia Evans,” in regards to scary movies for Ryan Bradford.
Beach Sloth reviews Black Candies: See Through, including my story, “Fiddle De Dee.”

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JULIA DIXON EVANS is the author of the novel Other Burning Places, forthcoming from Dzanc Books in early 2018. Her work can be found in The Fanzine, Monkeybicycle, Hobart, Like the Wind, and elsewhere. She lives in San Diego and works with the literary non-profit So Say We All. She was a 2014 PEN in the Community resident and a Poets & Writers grant recipient for teaching creative writing. Twitter: @juliadixonevans