Poems | Prose | Applause | Miscellany
“Ode to Everything, Saunders Trail Attempt,” Sweet: a Literary Confection, Contest Finalist, January 2020.
“Kissing Meditation,” Verse Daily, September 23, 2019.
“My Superpower,” Hobart, September 2019
“Flirtation Meditation” and “Self-Portrait at 31,” Pittsburgh Poetry Journal, Summer 2019
Three Meditations up at Terrain: a Journal of the Built & Natural Environments, April 2019
“The Alien Epistles, Letters 1- 3” Strange Horizons, April 2019
“Poem for My Former Niece” Writer’s Almanac, February 28, 2019 (reprint from Glass Harvest)
“Frail Migration,” Cold Mountain Review, Fall 2018.
“Hesitation Waltz” and “Ghosting Aubade,” The Southeast Review, September 2018.
“Letter to the Aliens, #1,” Liminal Stories, August 2018.
“My Boyfriend Says Poetry and NASCAR are the Same…” and “Ode to My Late-30s Sex Drive,” Nashville Review, August 2018.
“Laughter, Hiccups, & Yawning.” Missouri Review Poem of the Week, May 2018.
“Starlicide” at Edge Effects, May 2018.
“Ode to Avocado” at Serving House Journal, May 2018.
“Camel Meditation” in Issue 17 of Radar poetry (January 2018).
Featured Poet for September 2017 at Atticus Review
“Adolescent Meditation” and “Would You Rather Recover or Idealize a Lost Love” at Front Porch, May 2017.
“Two Widows” on Verse Daily (also in Glass Harvest), February 2, 2017.
“Lunar Eclipse” in Superstition Review, Issue 18, December 2016.
“Starling Advice” and “Year in Review” up at The Maynard, April 2016.
“Autumn Thinking” up at Missouri Review, Poem of the Week, March 2016.
“Spell for the End of Grief” and “Rattlesnake Master” up at Baltimore Review, Summer 2015.
“Hayloft” up at Passages North.
“Visitation” up at Smartish Pace, winner of the 2013 Beullah Rose Prize.
“Dream of the Ark” up at Coal Hill Review.
“The Unknotting” up at The Adroit Journal.
Three Poems won one of the Dorothy Sargent Rosenberg Poetry Prizes, 2013.
Four Poems at New World Writing, Summer 2013.
“The Calendar” – Rattle #30, Winter 2008, Rattle Poetry Prize Honorable Mention.
“Velleity” and “Blackberry Season” – Louisiana Cultural Vistas, Tennessee Williams Literary Festival Poetry Prize, Spring 2013.
“Portrait of a Losing Bet” – Genre2, March 2019
“The Adventures of Kiki, P.I.” – Lumina Journal, Honorable Mention Speculative Fiction Contest, 2018.
“Sideways Lavender” – Syntax & Salt, Issue 2, 2016.
“Pythagorean Theorem” – Valparaiso Fiction Review, Volume 1, Issue 2, 2012.
Other Prose:
Laboratory of Language: An Interview with Chelsea Wagenaar, Southern Indiana Review
“The Meter Reader” Reviews column, Southern Indiana Review
Review of Ruth Awad’s Set to Music a Wildfire, The Collagist, February 2018.
Review of Lisa Allen Ortiz’s Field Guide to the Exhibit, The Bind, November 2017.
Review of lore by Davis McCombs, The Collagist, August 2017.
Remembering Brigit Pegeen Kelly, October 20, 2016.
Flensing Fact from Truth: a Behind the Scenes Look at “Last Visit” – North American Review Blog Post, September 4, 2014.
“A Celebration of Chaos: Review of Glass Harvest” by Rachel Carly in glassworks.
Elena M. Stiehler’s review of F(r)iction Six at Sonder Review, including some kind words about my poems featured in that issue.
Dorothy Chan’s review of Glass Harvest in Boxcar Poetry Review, January 2017.
Neil Leadbetter’s review of Glass Harvest, December 2016.
Whittemore’s Glass Harvest a Great Debut by Robert Bonazzi in the San Antonio-Express News
Washington Independent Review of Books Reviews Glass Harvest
“What You Love Will Haunt You:” Glass Harvest reviewed by Ruth Awad
“A stunning first book by a truly original writer:” Glass Harvest reviewed by Sonja James
Tennessee Williams Literary Festival Prize Results
Interviews, Podcasts, and Other Miscellany:
Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Writer: Amie Whittemore, interview by Nina Murray, December, 2019.
Featured on “Tattoosday,” April 5, 2018.
Interviewed by David Nilsen on Hopper Mag, November 2017.
Filmed Reading at Madison Area Technical College, October 5, 2017
Interview with MTSU News, October 2017.
Priceless Opportunities in Champaign-Urbana: Interview with Jason Lee Brown
Authors Talk at Superstition Review, May 19, 2017
Featured on Poem of the Week (4/13/17)
The Wardrobe’s Best Dressed: Excerpts from Glass Harvest
