RECENT NEWS
Space on Earth, Emily's fourth chapbook, will be released on March 20th, 2019 from Grey Book Press. Launch party will be Saturday, March 23rd at Lithology Brewing in Farmingdale, LI at 2:00 p.m.
Beach Vocabulary, Emily's fifth chapbook, will be out later this year from Red Bird Chapbooks. Poems from the forthcoming collection can be found at Cosmonaut's Avenue, MoonChild, the Collapsar, and Calamus Journal.
Emily's poem "Uranium" appeared on NPR in Radiolab's "Elements" episode. Give it a listen here. The full poetry reading can be heard here, and the chapbook is available at EmotiveFruition.org. Check out new reviews of Emily's book What We Love and Will Not Give Up at Blot Lit Review & Sabotage Reviews, as well as an interview with Emily at Blot Lit.
Space on Earth, Emily's fourth chapbook, will be released on March 20th, 2019 from Grey Book Press. Launch party will be Saturday, March 23rd at Lithology Brewing in Farmingdale, LI at 2:00 p.m.
Beach Vocabulary, Emily's fifth chapbook, will be out later this year from Red Bird Chapbooks. Poems from the forthcoming collection can be found at Cosmonaut's Avenue, MoonChild, the Collapsar, and Calamus Journal.
Emily's poem "Uranium" appeared on NPR in Radiolab's "Elements" episode. Give it a listen here. The full poetry reading can be heard here, and the chapbook is available at EmotiveFruition.org. Check out new reviews of Emily's book What We Love and Will Not Give Up at Blot Lit Review & Sabotage Reviews, as well as an interview with Emily at Blot Lit.
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Emily Alta Hockaday is a poet living in Queens. She has three chapbooks of poetry out--What We Love and Will Not Give Up (Dancing Girl Press), Starting a Life (Finishing Line Press), and Ophelia: A Botanist's Guide (Zoo Cake Press). Her work has appeared in NPR's show Radiolab and in a number of literary journals including the North American Review, Spoon River Poetry Review, West Wind Review, and Newtown Literary. For a full list of publications, see the publications page. She works for the two science fiction magazines Asimov’s Science Fiction and Analog Science Fiction and Fact. You can follow her on twitter @E_Hockaday. |
"Shadow Puppets" first appeared in Noctua Review.
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