“Easter,” Cordella Magazine, May 2020: https://www.cordella.org/fieldnotes/2020/5/15/easter
"Where Late the Sweet Birds Sang," HCE Review Volume 1, Issue VI. https://hcereview.com/2017/09/10/volume-i-issue-vi-of-hce-review-is-now-online/
Foreword to Maine Metaphor: The Green and Blue House by Susan Dorman, Wipf and Stock publishers, Fall 2014
“Electricity,” Storm Cellar, August 2014
Interview on ostrichreview.com website, June, 2012
“Translation,” in So Long: Short Narratives of Loss and Remembrance anthology, Telling Our Stories Press, July 2012
“Taking Heart for Poetry,” Maine Humanities Council website, April, 2011
“Awful Things Happening,” review of books by Elizabeth Strout and Jason Brown, DownEast, May, 2008
“Using a Preceptor in a Creative Writing Classroom,” Pedagogy Forum, publication of the Associated Writing Programs, Spring of 2007
“The Art of Assigning Exercises,” Pedagogy Papers, AWP Conference, March 2004
“Liberal Arts Education in the United States,” Keynote address, Proceedings of the Toyohashi Conference on General Education, 1997
“The Education Major in the Writing Classroom,” Northwords, University of Maine at Orono, Fall 1996
Review of The Fly Must Die by Christopher Fahey, Maine in Print, 1993
Review of Light and Power by Ian McMillan, North American Review, June 1981
POEMS
"Sixteen Kinds of Emptiness," Gemini Magazine, September 2020. Nominated for Pushcart Prize http://gemini-magazine.com/odonnellsixteenkindsofemptiness.html
“What I Love,” Northern New England Review, Franklin Pierce University, Volume 36
“Preparing for Grief,” in Beloved on the Earth: 150 Poems of Grief and Gratitude, Holy Cow! Press, April, 2009
“The Ecstasy of Always Bursting Forth,” prose poem inspired by the Goldberg Variations. Presented twice at UMF in the spring of 2007, with Dr. Stephen Pane playing a selection from the Variations
“There Are Many Ways for the Mind to Go Wrong,” College Poetry Review, anthologized in Pegasus, 1974
“Lessons,” two poems, The North American Review, 1972