Poems
Poems from BLACK LAKE:
New work is forthcoming in Alaska Quarterly Review, Bennington Review, Copper Nickel, Gulf Coast, The Iowa Review, Ninth Letter, Poetry, Poetry Northwest, The Southeast Review, Southern Indiana Review, Waxwing, and West Branch
The Adroit Journal — “Anxiety Dreams,” “Future Fig,” & “Spring Comes to the Black Lake”
American Poetry Review — “Plant Parenthood,” “Never Parrots,” “In My Infertility Era”
The Nation — “Make It New”
The Offing — “I Liked Myself Better as an Exquisite Skeleton” and “Black Lake [From love I grew a forest]”
Plume — “It’s the stage of grief where [I become a transparent eyeball]”
The Poetry Review [UK] — “Black lake, black boat,” “It’s the stage of grief where [I become trapped in November],” “Poetry Makes Nothing Happen”
Redivider — “It’s the stage of grief where [I become a ghost]”
swamp pink — “It’s the stage of grief where [I become attached to a loaf of bread]”
Prose:
Lit Hub — “50 Ways to End a Poem”
Poems from BRUTE:
American Poets — a selection of poems from Brute, including “Four Hawks,” “Dear Ruth,” “I Have Read the Whole Moon,” “Brute Strength,” “Girl Saints,” “[Remarkable the litter of birds],” “Elegy With Sympathy,” and “Aubade With Attention to Pathos”
Bennington Review, “Elegy with Symptoms”
Blackbird,”Figure of Woman Coming out of a Wall” & “It’s Impossible to Keep White Moths”, as well as “Little Monuments,” a short craft essay about the elegy
Quarterly West, “Elegy With a Shit-Brown Riving Running Through It” & March Is March”
The Rumpus, “No, I Do Not Want to Connect With You on LinkedIn”
Interviews:
“10 Questions for Emily Skaja” for Poets & Writers
Emily Skaja 