Thank you to editor-in-chief Sam Rose of Peeking Cat Poetry Magazine for this wonderful opportunity. You can read there interview here: http://peekingcatpoetrymagazine.blogspot.co.uk/2017/01/writer-interview-lisa-stice.html
The Magnolia Review is a literary journal of poetry, fiction, non-fiction, and art. This first issue features the winner of the first The Magnolia Review Ink Award, which goes to Kirie Pederson’s non-fiction “In a Dark Time.” I’m very grateful to have three poems – ““When Your Substance Is Drained Away,” “Afternoon One Day When … More The Magnolia Review vol 3, issue 1
For the last few months, I’ve been reading various poets who wrote/write in times of military conflict (Ciaran Carson, Wislawa Szymborska, Randall Jarrell, Randy Brown, Nazim Hikmet, and others). Some of them are poets who fought/fight in combat, some were/are spouses of those who fight, some spoke/speak out in active pacifism, some were/are civilians living in … More What I’m Reading – Poets in Conflict
The Galway Review is an Irish literary magazine that publishes international works that include poetry, fiction, non-fiction, plays, and reviews. Thank you to the Editor-in-Chief Maire Holmes and the rest of the editorial team for publishing four of my poems.
Lisa Stice 