Thanks to Rise Up Review for giving my poem “It Turns Out a Broken Heart” a home today, on the same day that millions of people took part in the resistance in Women’s Marches across the world. #resistance
Check out more poems by other contributors at: http://www.riseupreview.com/
On Sunday, 1/15, I took part in the community-building resistance event Writers Resist: Deportation in Ellensburg, WA, as part of the #writersresist #writeourdemocracy movement. What an amazing and inspiring celebration of languages and culture by Dawn Pichon Barron, Xavier Cavazos, Stella Morenos, Mark Auslander, Katharine Whitcomb, Ellie Kozlowski, and more. writersresistfinal
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NEW WORK
Thanks to Brevity Magazine, one of my dream journals, for giving a home to my flash essay “American Professionals.” Read it here: http://brevitymag.com/current-issue/american-professionals/
Thanks, too, to Construction Magazine and Empty Mirror for accepting other new essays (links coming soon).
Thank you to Radar Poetry and Tahoma Literary Review for nominating two of my poems–“For Danelle, on the Curving Backroads of Wahkiahkum County, at the Unblemished Age of Sixteen” and “The Question of Lilith”–for Pushcart Prizes.
Thank you to the following journals for accepting new work–these pieces are forthcoming in 2017:
“It Turns Out a Broken Heart.” Poem. Rise Up Review.
“Black Plastic Night” & “Self Portrait with Nudity and False Awakening.” Poems. Pacifica Literary Review.
“The Pleasure of Ruin.” Poem. Willow Springs.
“The Privilege Button.” Essay. Wherever I’m With You: Anthology of Home-Themed Writings. Seal Press.
“Tire Hut: Seaview, WA.” Poem. Environmental and Nature Writing: A Writer’s Guide and Anthology. Bloomsbury.
“American Professionals.” Essay. Brevity Magazine.
“Lullaby as a Curl of Dusk.” Poem. Tusculum Review.
“Documentary” & “Out-takes from the Making.” Poems. Juked.
Maya Jewell Zeller 