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It’s meant so much more than I can articulate.įor influence and inspiration, I find myself often returning to random issues of Mid-American Review that I’ve collected over the last three or four years. This second chapbook, I think, is really helping me find my footing in the poetry world as I’m still so new to it, and I’m just grateful to everyone who has believed in me and been supportive of me so far. The themed chapbook is working with images such as geysers and a certain genus of flower and is far more personal than my chapbook that released at the beginning of March.

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My first full length collection of poetry, Beautiful & Full of Monsters, was published in I’m currently working on both a themed chapbook and my first full-length collection, though the latter is on the backburner and something I’m just adding to sporadically when an idea comes to me. I dabble in fiction as well (I’m currently trying to edit a novel whose first draft I finished a year ago), but I definitely have a lot of work to do with that since I practice it so much less than I do poetry. I’m obsessed with fairy tales and magic and astrology and really anything whimsical, and I find that poetry is really the perfect outlet for that. I love the play that comes with it, and it really allows me to both work through personal issues and work with the whimsical at the same time, which is my favorite thing to do. His poems appear in Black Bough Poetry, Nightingale & Sparrow, and Pink Plastic House a tiny journal, among others. He can be found on Twitter (and Instagram!) tweeting about his cats, Helios and Misty, and fairy tales. He is a poetry editor for Periwinkle Literary Journal, and his debut chapbook Red Rover, Red Lover released from Roaring Junior Press in early 2020. Preston Smith is an MA candidate in Literature at Wright State University. PayPal: book, Little Masticated Darlings, can be purchased at or on KU at Posted by LunaSpeaks ApApPosted in #writing, Interview, Poetry Leave a comment on Pandemic Performances: Lannie Stabile Featured Pandemic Performances: Preston Smith Childhood was a wild ride, and I don’t think she really understands the extent of what I went through. My mother and I have a…challenging relationship, to say the least. What kinds of things do you find yourself returning to routinely as influences in your work? With that said, I’m working on a poetry manuscript that interweaves many of the Greek mythologies with personal stories of men who wouldn’t take no for an answer.

I cannot tell you how many guys I’ve known who named their dogs Zeus. He’s a prick of a fictional character who takes pride in hurting women, and it just makes me sick that men tend to idolize him. What are you currently working on? OR Tell us about your last project and what you love about it!

My medium is typically poetry, although I dabble in flash fiction, and I’m currently writing a middle grade book. What medium do you usually create in and why? She is a Best of the Net and Pushcart Prize nominee.įollow Her On Twitter: A Little About Lannie: Lannie currently holds the position of Managing Editor at Barren Magazine and is a member of the MMPR Collective. Individual works are published/forthcoming in Frontier, Entropy, Pidgeonholes, Glass Poetry, and more.

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A finalist for the 2019/2020 Glass Chapbook Series and semifinalist for the Button Poetry 2018 Chapbook Contest, Lannie’s first published collection, “Little Masticated Darlings,” is now out with Wild Pressed Books. Lannie Stabile (she/her), a queer Detroiter, often says while some write like a turtleneck sweater, she writes like a Hawaiian shirt. Posted by LunaSpeaks ApApPosted in #writing, Interview, Poetry, Prose, Uncategorized Leave a comment on Book Launch: Raki Kopernik Featured Pandemic Performances: Lannie Stabile Instagram: Raki Kopernik Want to Buy Her Books?Īmazon (not available through publisher): ĭirect from me: message on he Other Body chapbook:

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