Short Fiction from We Had No Rules

• "90 Days" appears in Cascadia Magazine, 2019
• "The Wallaby" appears in Joyland, 2017
• "The Painting on Bedford Ave" in The Bellingham Review (2017)
• "We Had No Rules" in Calyx issue 29:3 (2017)
• "The Boy On the Periphery of the World" In Southern Humanities Review (2017)
• "Seeing in The Dark" appears in  Wildness by Platypus Press, 2017
• Professor M” appears online in issue 2 of Moss: A Journal of the Pacific Northwest (2015)
• “Gay Tale” a short story was published in Story Quarterly (2014)
• "Chewbacca & Clyde" appears in Vol 1 Brooklyn (2014)

Recent Nonfiction

• "Italians Do It Better: Placing Luigi Mangione in the long history of Italian American radicalism whether he wants it or or not" in ​Lux Magazine, Issue 14
• "A Gender as Fluid as Water and a Body in Crisis" Review of Voice of the Fish by Lars Horn in The New York Times
• "Sex and Sensibility" A Review of The Freezer Door by Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore in The Baffler
• "Crafting the Narrative of Abuse" personal essay about craft and my story collection in Autostraddle​

"Corinne's prose explores the fluidity of desire amidst a world of violently over-simplified rules. But Corinne is always there, always paying attention to that undercurrent, that interplay between rebelliousness and constraint that keeps our imaginations intact, a play in which we can become more than just stock antagonists to the system, can become real to one another, and in which 'the act of our bodies and the friction and the teeth and the bruise and the trembling are part.' " -- Matt Trease, Margin Shift Series, Seattle