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Poetry Society of America
In Their Own Words: Katie Marya on “Home in Las Vegas”


Poetry Daily
A Response to the 2018 IPCC Report 

Salamander (Issue 53)
The Religion I’ve Made of My Mother
On Me Such Legs Are Left

Under a Warm Green Linden (Issue 11)
Upon Learning the Collective Noun for Swans is a Lamentation-- 


Redivider (18.2)
Daughter of an Atlanta Stripper

Fence (Issue 37)
The Crisis is Not Knowing

Birdfeast (Issue 15)
Childhood

Cotton Xenomorph (Jan 2020)
Force Dance

Ruminate (Issue 54)
Marriage

North American Review (Spring 2018)
An Open Call to Single Daughters of Single Mothers

Five Points (18.3)
My First Period
Marriage is a Room Full of Windows 

Southern Indiana Review (Spring 2018)
Addict Father Sends Adult Child Recurrent Text Message

The Rio Review (Fall 2018)
Gas Station Bathroom



T R A N S L A T I O N



Fence: Steaming (June 2023)
Luis Othoniel Rosa 
   “Year 2089”

La Impresora (April 2023)
Luis Othoniel Rosa
    Calima

DoubleCross Press
Nicole Cecilia Delgado
    Objetos encontrados / Found Objects
   
Guernica (August 2020)
Nicole Cecilia Delgado
   “9 sueños” / 9 dreams
    featured on The Slowdown

Waxwing (Spring 2020)
Nicole Cecilia Delgado
    “de regreso queda” / on the way back
    “ya una podría quedarse aquí” / you could stay here no

    “emilio dijo ‘dios nos lanzaba canicas” / emilio said god used to throw us cold


O T H E R  S T U F F



Chicago Review (Summer 2023)
Impression Techniques: Spending Time with the Two Women Behind La Impresora in Puerto Rico

Poets&Writers (Jan/Feb 2023)
The Beauty of Being: Our Eighteenth Annual Look at Debut Poets

largehearted boy (July 2022)
Book Notes: A Playlist for Sugar Work

Writers: Craft & Context (2.1)
“Abandon This Palace of Language:” On the Rhetoric of the Body in A Yellow Silence

Waxwing (Summer 2020)
The Sound of God

The Millions
Godless and Full of God: The Millions Interviews Katie Marya

Lives Radio Show & Podcast
Stuart Chittenden Interviews Katie Marya 

Tupelo Quarterly 
“I hear a heron—each of us trying to unfurl our heavy wings”: A Conversation with Katie Marya about Sugar Work, curated by Tiffany Troy.








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