LOSER III June 2026
Poetry featured in LOSER III, a project by Conor Hultman & Mai Bell.
No longer available for purchase.
LOSER I June 2026
Poetry featured in LOSER, a project by Conor Hultman & Mai Bell.
No longer available for purchase
Eulogy Press April 2026
Two poems featured by Eulogy Press
- I drink in my home, but sometimes I look at the shed
- Unsupervised
anti-heroin chic april 2026 issue 38
Three poems featured by Anti-Heroin Chic
- Queen Pincushion
- At Dusk
- Indeterminate Future
This is My Body
This story was published September 2025 by ExPat Press
A visceral religious horror story set in rural Pennsylvania, 1962. It follows Father Francis Callahan, a devout and repressed Catholic priest whose obsession with ritual purity and divine suffering spirals into self-mutilation.
Exploring themes of martyrdom, spiritual longing, and bodily violation, This Is My Body is both a meditation on Catholic devotion and a grotesque fable of faith gone too far.
a face full of flowers
a lyrical and haunting poetry chapbook released by indie publisher Bottlecap Press in July 2025.
This 36-page collection features 19 poems that explore grief, inheritance, myth, and the uncomfortable beauty of decay. Fusing confessional voice with surreal imagery, a face full of flowers maps emotional wreckage with a sharp, intimate edge.
Bottlecap Press, based in Los Angeles, is known for championing bold new voices in contemporary poetry. Hund joins a growing roster of emerging authors whose work is reshaping the boundaries of small press literature.
The chapbook is available for purchase online in both print and digital formats.
a face full of flowers explores detachment, inheritance, and the slow, strange beauty of unraveling. Spanning ten years of work, this collection is divided into three elemental movements—ROOTS, FEVER, BLOOD—that trace the speaker’s descent from quiet disassociation into feral grief, and then toward a mythic reclamation of identity.
Through confessional lyricism, violent tenderness, and fairytale logic, Hund’s poetry probes the blurry edge between dream and memory. Like a wound blooming in slow motion, each poem sings for mercy, reaches for connection, and dares you to bear witness.
Savage Flora
Savage Flora was first published in Crowstep Journal’s Collection 8
