2008 Index to Idioms and O Yes I Will (I will remember the spirit and texture of this conversation), The Drama Review, Fall, 2008

2007 Radical Acts, Interviews; Aunt Lute Books

2007 Time is the Mercy of Eternity: A Meditation in Four Acts; Samuel French, Inc.,

2005 Three Seconds in the Key, Playscripts 

2003 A Performer's Notes on Parody, Theatre Topics, Volume 13 No. 2

2003 Understanding Plays; ed. Millie Barranger, Allyn & Bacon Secaucus monologue from Of Mice, Bugs and Women; personal interview

2002 Humana Festival 2002. The Complete Plays: Rock, Scissors, Paper, Smith and Kraus, New Hampshire

2000 Method Acting Reconsidered, ed. David Krasner, St. Martin's Press; chapter entitled MINING MY OWN BUSINESS: Pathways between Text and Self 

2000 Full Frontal Fiction, ed., Field Mumighan, Three Rivers Press; short story; Alfie and Joe

2000 Sex Appeal: The Art of Allure in Graphic and Advertising Design, ed. Stephen Heller, Allworth Press; essay: Handling the Curves: the Erotics of Type

Featured Columnist: Views and Reviews; staff writer, nerve magazine

1999 Extreme Exposure: An Anthology of Contemporary Performance Texts from the 20th Century, Ed. Jo Bonney, TCG; performance monologue: I Am Monica Lewinsky 

1999 Of All The Nerve: Deb Margolin SOLO, Ed. and with commentaries by Lynda Hart, Cassell/Continuum Press; Anthology of 7 plays and performance pieces 

1999 Count the I's, or The Autobiographical Nature of Everything, #16, Women and Performance

1998 The Ends of Performance, Ed. Peggy Phelan, New York University Press; excerpts from Of Mice, Bugs and Women

1997 Out of Character, Ed. Mark Russell, Bantam; excerpt, Of All the Nerve

1997 A Perfect Theater for One: Teaching Performance Composition; The Drama Review, vol. 41 #2

1996 More Monologues for Women, Ed. Tori Haring-Smith Heinemann; excerpts from The Breaks

1996 Split Britches: Lesbian Practice, Feminist Performance, Ed. Sue Ellen Case, Routledge; complete works of Split Britches Company

1993 Hampshire College Commencement Address, Women & Performance, vol. 6, no. 1

1988 Letter N, performance monologue, Harper's magazine