Poems
Poems from BLACK LAKE:
New work also appears in Alaska Quarterly Review, Bennington Review, Gulf Coast, The Iowa Review, Ninth Letter, and Poetry Northwest
The Adroit Journal — “Anxiety Dreams,” “Future Fig,” & “Spring Comes to the Black Lake”
American Poetry Review — “Plant Parenthood,” “Never Parrots,” “In My Infertility Era”
Copper Nickel — “Goodbye to All That”
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]”
Poetry — “Grief Lessons”
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]”
Sierra — “The Door”
Southeast Review — “It’s the stage of grief where [I become convinced by conspiracy theories”
Southern Indiana Review — “Personal Weather,” “Black Lake [To everything there is a season]”
swamp pink — “It’s the stage of grief where [I become attached to a loaf of bread]”
Waxwing — “Black Lake [The black hole was the size of a raindrop],” “Black Lake [When the rain comes],” “It’s the stage of grief where [I become pregnant again]”
West Branch — “In the Bible Belt” & “Figure 8”
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
The Rumpus, “No, I Do Not Want to Connect With You on LinkedIn”
Interviews:
“10 Questions for Emily Skaja” for Poets & Writers
Emily Skaja 