Writer, educator, arts facilitator.
Caitlin Cowan's poetry, fiction, and nonfiction have appeared in New Ohio Review, Pleiades, Missouri Review, THRUSH Poetry Journal, Denver Quarterly, SmokeLong Quarterly, Entropy, and elsewhere. She is currently seeking publication for her first full-length collection of poetry and works in arts nonprofit administration in Michigan. She also writes about the intersection of poetry & pop culture at PopPoetry.
Featured.
Happy to share that I recently joined the staff of Poets Reading the News as an Associate Poetry Editor.
"Letter to My Long Distance Lover When It's Over" is featured at SWWIM.
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"Today Is Your Birthday," a flash nonfiction piece, appears in issue 7.1 of Rappahannock Review along with an author interview.
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You can listen to me read three of my poems for Anomaly's Outside Roe folio on bodily autonomy and reproductive justice.
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Projects &c.
Check out the link to the PopPoetry blog, where I'll be writing about the intersection of poetry with popular culture on a more regular basis. Subscribe to the newsletter so you never miss a post!
In October 2020, I participated in The Poeming V: The Hex of Harris. Using Charlaine Harris' Living Dead in Dallas as a source text, I created 31 found poems in 31 days, most of which are erasures. You can view them all on the project Tumblr I created: PopPoeming. I also wrote a bit about the project here, if you'd like to learn more!
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