2023
Louisiana Literature – Flash Fiction/Prose Poetry hybrid, “Offset Melodies”
Still: The Journal – Flash Essay, “Moon Sick”
Trampset – Flash Creative Nonfiction, “Smoke on the Midway”
Roi fainéant – Flash Fiction, “Revenge, Served Hot & Pink”
2022
Flash Frontier – Flash Creative Nonfiction, “Kicking the Bikinied Girls”
Soft Star Magazine – Poetry, “Bodies Craving Fusion” / Link to Issuu / Also available from Amazon
Love in the Time of COVID Chronicles – Creative Nonfiction, “How Red Velvet Cake & Potatoes Took Me to the 70s & Back”
Mythic Picnic – Micro Creative Nonfiction, winner in the Tweet-Tale contest “Women jumping from the triangle factory fire”
Atticus Review – Creative Nonfiction Essay, “DÉJÀ RÊVÉ IN THE GULF”
Harpy Hybrid Review – Poetry & Photos, “Swoon Tryptic” & Additional Photography
Hobart After Dark – Flash Fiction, “Anything is Possible”
Flash Flood – Microfiction, “Ida is axing”
Micro Madness Competition, National Flash Flood NZ – Micro Fiction, “Wild Horses” Youtube link
Vimeo – Interview of Suzanne LaFetra Collier and myself by Rachel Laverdiere, “Musicality in Lyric Essays”
Mythic Picnic Tweet Story Project V8 – Microfiction, “Blue Sunday”
Anti-Heroin Chic – Poetry, “Caught in the Cloudy Eye”, “Everything is Temporary”
JMWW– Flash Creative Nonfiction, “Extremities”
Twin Pies Lit – Flash Fiction, “Night Running”
New World Writing – Flash Fiction “Tell Me Why It Was Bad to Execute Myself”
Emerge Literary Journal – Poetry, “Sleepwalking Season: A Cento”
Emerge Literary Journal – Poetry, “Sunlight Bruises: A Cento
Paragraph Planet – Micro CNF “Tic”
Bending Genres – Flash Fiction, “When Your Momma Leaves a Guardian Angel”
Five Minute Lit – Micro Creative Nonfiction, “Flying”
Panoply – Microfiction, “Those Dead Shrimp Blues”
2021
Flash Frontier – Micro Creative Nonfiction with photograph – “Louisiana August 29: Katrina & Ida”
Still: The Journal – Flash Fiction “Hot Cold & Blue” – Nominated and selected for the Best Small Fictions 2022 anthology
Fevers of the Mind – Three poems
The Ekphrastic Review – Poem “Barometric Breakfast”
Hobo Camp Review – Poem “Pine Trees and Kudzu”
Harpy Hybrid Review – Poem “Us, on Any Given Day”, Photograph “Never Less Sweet”
A-Minor Magazine – Poem with Matt Dennison “Eleven Butchers Gloar”
Reckon Review – Creative Nonfiction “Coke Bottle / A Burro’s Tale / Fried: A Small Town Triptych”
Emerge Literary Journal – Poem “Mint”
Love in the Time of Covid Chronicle – Flash Fiction “Water and Iron”
Fevers of the Mind 5: Overcome – Anthology
Fevers of the Mind – Quick 9 Interview
Fevers of the Mind – 3 Poems “Holding On”, “Head Above Water”, “It is What it is”
Twin Pies Literary – Flash Fiction “Four Levels of Infatuation”
Love in the Time of Covid Chronicles – Essay “A Bittersweet Pilgrimage”
Fevers of the Mind – 2 Poems “Swaddling the Beast” – Nominated for Best of the Net 2021, and “Shelter in Place”
Anti-Heroin Chic – 2 Poems “Feeding a Loved One with Dementia”, “The Delta of Me”
New World Writing – Flash Fiction “Zipped”
2020
- The Citron Review – Interview with Tara Isabel Zambrano
- Writing in a Woman’s Voice – Poem “Fading Orb”
- Writing in a Woman’s Voice – Poem “Heavy”
- Emerge Literary Journal – Flash Fiction “Kimono”
- Writing in a Woman’s Voice – Poem “What’s Fixed”
- Emerge Literary Journal – Flash Fiction “Peaches in Alabama” – Nominated for The Pushcart Prize and Best Microfiction 2021
- Flash Frontier – Poem “Creation’s Chaos” (reprint)
- Micro Madness Competition – Microfiction “Sniffing Dreft” – Finalist in Micro Madness 2020 | Link to YouTube reading: https://youtu.be/NiQ6tD6XKpQ
- Flash Frontier – Flash Fiction “Jellyfish Girl”
- Formidable Woman Sanctuary – Poem “Moon in Azure”
- MORIA – Poem “What is Dreamed Can Not be Made Solid”
- The Citron Review– Micro CNF “Polaroid”
2019
- Gone Lawn – Micro Prose “Water, Altars, and Other Worries”
- The Ekphrastic Review – Poem “Currents”
- Isacoustic* – Poem “Call and Response”
- The Local Train Magazine– Poem “One More Day”
- Unlost Journal – 2 Centos – “Journeywoman” and “Fiendin'”
- Tiny Essays – Flash CNF “Aftermath 2005-2006”
- Pithead Chapel – Cover art for Volume 8, Issue 8.
- Panoply – Poem “Aqua Pura”
- Mojave Heart Review – Four Poems
- Moria Literary Magazine – Poem “Creation’s Chaos”
- Muddy River Poetry Review – Poem “The Quiet Hours”
- Nightingale and Sparrow – 5 photographs
- Foliate Oak Literary Magazine – Poem “Washed Away 2005”
- Poetry Foundation – My Interview with Jericho Brown was featured in Harriet Blog.
- Barren Magazine – An Interview with Jericho Brown
- Nightingale and Sparrow – Poem “Wingless”
- Nine Muses Poetry – Poem “Pine”
- Burning House Press – Two Poems: “Suddenly Blind”, “The Last Earthly Gift”
- The Virginia Project – An Interview with Tina Barry in Mockingheart Review
- Peacock Journal – Photo series: “Homes of New Orleans”
- Mad Swirl – Poem “Tonic”
- Flash Frontier, September Issue – Flash Fiction “Black Walnut”
- Muddy River Poetry Review – 2 Poems “Dirt Cheap Queen”, “Don’t Carry the World”
- Atomic Theory Micro Press, May – Four Poems
- On The Veranda, Issue 2.2 – Two Poems
- Blue Fifth Review, Winter Quarterly – Poem “Fractured Journey”
- Writing in a Woman’s Voice, December – Poem “2 Worlds”
- Literary Orphans, Issue 26 – Poem “Another Poem About the Moon”
- Mockingheart Review, September ~ Poem “Bring Down the Babies”
- Mad Swirl, August 17 ~ Poem “AntsBirdsCoffee”
- The Rumpus, July 29 ~ “Readers Report: Too Much, Too Soon”
- Right Hand Pointing, Issue 94 ~ Poem “Away”
- Blue Fifth Review, Winter Quarterly ~ Poem “Starlight”
- Olentangy Review, Winter 2015 ~ 2 Poems “Hypnopompia” and “Sustenance”
- Right Hand Pointing, Issue 90~ Poem “Missing”
- The Miscreant, Issue 6 – Three poems. ~ 3 Poems “Black”, “Compartments”, “Nepotism”
- Olentangy Review, Summer 2015 Issue – Poem “Translation”
- Guest editor for the column “Editor’s Eye” on Fictionaut, June 8
- Mad Swirl, May 10 – Two poems. ~ “Details”, “Skipland”
- Camroc Press Review, March 25 – Four poems. ~ “Summer of Mary”, “February 14”, “Balancing Act”, “Ice Ballet”
- Literary Orphans, Issue 16, December ~ “Force the Deep Breath” and “Fixation”.
- Moving Poems, November 26 ~ “(From an Awakened Sleep)”
- Tuesday Poem on Glow Worm, Novemeber 18 An interview with Nic Sebastian and myself on the collaboration of the video poem “(From an Awakened Sleep)”.
- The Poetry Storehouse, October 16 ~ “(From an Awakened Sleep)”, “Chroma”, “Worlds Apart”, “Hiding Places”
- Olentangy Review, Fall Issue ~ “Restoration”
- Blue Fifth Review, July 15 ~ “Opal”
- Camroc Press Review, July 2 ~ “Something About S.W.” (Flash CNF)
- Finalist in the 15th Glass Woman Prize, April 2014 ~ “Something About SW” (Flash CNF)
- Connotation Press, March Issue ~ “The Roach In My Bathroom” (Flash fiction)
- Literary Orphans, Issue 11, March ~ “Loose Ends” and “The Grappling”
- Scissors and Spackle, Issue 12 ~ “Live Luscious”
- Long Story Short, March Issue Poem of the Month ~”After the Night”
- Mad Swirl, January 21, ~ “Through the Holes”
- Women Poets Wearing Sweatpants, January 4
- Editor’s Eye on Fictionaut, November ~ “Up To Down”
- Glow Worm, August 13 ~ “(From an Awakened Sleep)“
- Olentangy Review, August Issue ~ “MRSA of the Brain”, “Hurt”, “Nourishment”
- Editor’s Eye on Fictionaut, August ~ “Milk For Free”
- St.Somewhere Journal, April issue ~ “Train 59, City of New Orleans”
- Mad Swirl, March 31 ~ “803 Monroe” and “Avârus Covetous”
- Mad Swirl, November 7 ~ “Short Waves”
- The Rumpus, October 11 ~ Readers Report Back On ‘Going Home’
- Metazen, October 8 ~ “One Friday in August” and “Regard-less”
- The Dead Mule School of Southern Literature, August Issue ~ “Thirteenth Summer”, “Hank and Nettie” and “A Day in the Crescent”
- Long Story Short – Poem of the Month, May Issue ~ “Divergent Paths”
- Mad Swirl, April 9 ~ “Dark/Light”
- Long Story Short, Poetry Page, April Issue (Scroll) ~ “Adrift”
- Metazen, February 1 ~ “Perceptions From R.E.M.” and “Spatter”
- The Dead Mule School of Southern Literature, February Issue ~ “Courtyard”, “Blown Away”, “Chimera” and “After the Night” *Updated link here.*
- Dew On The Kudzu, February 16 ~ “2 Worlds”
- My writing about life in post-Hurricane Katrina New Orleans was the subject of Dr. Daisy Pignetti’s paper “Blogging the Unfinished Story in Post-Katrina New Orleans” presented at Oxford University’s Internet Institute Symposium in September.
- “Milk for Free” was published in Mad Swirl in September. (scroll down)
- “Delaronde Street” was published in the Poet’s United first anthology, Poetry Pantry: Thoughts That Breathe and can be downloaded free or purchased on Lulu.
- “Disparity” was published in Dew On The Kudzu in January and “Blackberries”, my first creative non-fiction piece, was published in May.
- Four poems were published in The Dead Mule School of Southern Literature, January issue. Link is broken due to a website crash.
2010
- I was interviewed by Tammy Vitale in Women, Art, Life: Weaving It All Together – November 6
- “August and April” was published in Poets For Living Waters in July
- “Disparity” was published inSt. Somewhere – A Literary Journal, June issue.
- “Changeling” was published in the now defunct MediaVirus Magazine, April issue.
- “Ten O’Clock” was published in St. Somewhere – A Literary Journal, February issue and was subsequently nominated for a PushCart Prize. Link.
- “Delarond Street” and “Purple, Green, Gold” were published in The Dead Mule School of Southern Literature, January issue. Link. Link is broken due to a website crash.
Charlotte Hamrick 
Hello,
I hope this message finds you well. I have enjoyed reading the blog ever since I stumbled upon it some months ago.
To quickly introduce myself: I live and work in Antigua, Guatemala. Here I am the director of an educational development organization called Nuestros Ahijados. Through schools, clinics, sustainable micro-financing programs, social work, anti-human trafficking efforts, and other programs; we work to “break the chains of poverty through education and formation” for our 12,000 dependents. All of this work will be featured on ABC news 20/20 for Diane Sawyer’s Dec. 17th special on global health.
This spring, my first book of poetry, iPoems for the Dolphins to Click Home About, was released. The book comprises poems written mostly in the last three years, some of which was spent hitchhiking from Southern Chile to Alaska.
Living and volunteering in Central America makes it very difficult to promote a poetry book in the conventional ways of readings, book signings etc. So, what I am doing is simply sending copies of my book to the poetry blogs that I enjoy reading. Hoping that, if you like that book, you would consider writing a review on it, or featuring it in some way on your website.
To this end, I am able to send a PDF version of the book via email, or an physical copy through the mail if you would like one.
It was recently featured on the following blog whose writer provided a very kind review of the book that I think gives a good sense of what the book is about: http://alyssacmartino.com/2010/08/why-ilike-luke-armstrongs-ipoems/
I appreciate the opportunity of your time and consideration of this.
-Luke
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Luke Maguire Armstrong
Director de Programas
Asociación Nuestros Ahijados
Carretera a San Felipe #106, Antigua Guatemala
Tel.: (502) 7832-4670 Fax:(502) 7832-4679
PS, here is a quick bio of my writing credentials.
As a writer my poetry, fiction and non-fiction has been published in scores of magazines including, Outside, Perspective Travel, Foliate Oak, Long Story Short, The Sheltered Poet, Intrepid Travel, and CNN Traveler, among others. My just finished novel, How One Guitar Will Save The World, will soon be looking for an agent. I am a contributing editor for TheExpeditioner.com. This fall our book, The Expeditioner’s Guide to the World will be released. My first book of poetry iPoems for the Dolphins to Click Home About, was published March of this year.
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802 71st St. NW
Holmes Beach, FL 34209
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That poem about the moon? Beautiful.
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Thanks so much, Ellen! It’s one of my personal favorites. I’m so glad you like it.
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Lauren, thank you so much for this! I apologize for my late reply. Hope you are well!
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