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Emilee Kinney

EMILEE KINNEY hails from the small farm-town of Kenockee, Michigan, near one of the Great Lakes: Lake Huron. She received her BA from Albion College, MFA from SIU Carbondale, and is currently pursuing her PhD in Creative Writing at University of Southern Mississippi. Her work has been published in The American Journal of Poetry, West Trestle Review, Cider Press Review, SWWIM and elsewhere. emileekinneypoetry.com

MAYDAY “Editors’ Choice Award” Interview with Winning Micro Chapbook Author Ja’net Danielo

November 21, 2022 Contributed By: Emilee Kinney, Ja'net Danielo, Kari Teicher, Katherine Fallon, Trinh Mai

An interview with the winning Micro Chapbook author Ja’net Danielo on the inspiration and process behind This Body I Have Tried to Write: “With these poems, I very much wanted to convey that illness, disability, loss, and grief are not physical and emotional circumstances that happen to a body but are ever-evolving processes held within the body.”

Filed Under: Featured Poetry, Interviews, Poetry Posted On: November 21, 2022

Motherhood and Mental Illness: On Blue by Erin Wilson
by Emilee Kinney

October 3, 2022 Contributed By: Emilee Kinney, Erin Wilson

Blue cover

For a collection steeped in drowning, Wilson continuously keeps readers afloat, buoyed by the promise and ever-present force of a mother’s love.

Filed Under: Featured Poetry, Poetry, Reviews Posted On: October 3, 2022

Barbara Schwartz & Krista J.H. Leahy’s Nothing but Light
by Emilee Kinney

June 1, 2022 Contributed By: Barbara Schwartz, Emilee Kinney, Krista J.H. Leahy

Nothing but Light cover

Barbara Schwartz and Krista J.H. Leahy’s collaborative collection Nothing But Light is a spiritual journey that merges the female body with divinity.

Filed Under: Featured Reviews, Poetry, Reviews Posted On: June 1, 2022

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