Other poets have written in the form, including Amy Lemmon, whose "Asymptotic" appeared the book "Enjoy Hot or Iced" (2011), Ryan Wilson, whose "Re-Entry" appeared in "The American Journal of Poetry" (2019), Rick Mullin, whose "De Profundis" appeared in "Literary Bohemia" (2013), Paul Siegell, whose poem "Sonnet that Fell out of St. Catherine's Mouth" appeared in "The Raintown Review", the Irish poet Justin Quinn, whose "The Snow Turns Down the Sound on Everything" appeared in his book "The Months", Lorna Blake, whose sonnet "Endangered Species" appeared in "Waccamau", Bill Coyle, whose sonnet "Hindsight" appeared in "The New Criterion", and David Yezzi, whose sonnet "Varnishing Days" appeared in the "PN Review". Hilbert's sonnet "Prophetic Outlook," which appeared in "The American Poetry Review", was taught by Molly Peacock in her course "The 21st-Century Sonnet" at the New School in New York City in December 2008. His poems have also been taught at the University of Pennsylvania, Sarah Lawrence, Drexel University, Columbia University, and the 92nd Street Y in Manhattan. Several of his sonnets and other poems have been featured by David Lehman on the Best American Poetry website. His poem "Ashore," which appeared in the "Yale Review" early in 2009, was reprinted by the Academy of American Poets for their August 2009 "Shark Week" feature.[https://web.archive.org/web/20090801132010/http://poets.org/viewmedia.php/prmMID/20902] "Domestic Situation," "AAA Vacation Guide," and "Prophetic Outlook" are reprinted by the Poetry Foundation.