Buy my newest collection by contacting me: sarahdickensonsnyderpoetry@gmail.com
or from my publisher: With a Polaroid Camera!
or my previous two books:
To order: Notes From a Nomad, nominated for the Massachusetts Book Awards 2018
To order: The Human Contract
Links to published individual poems:
“Forgiveness Attire” Quartet Journal
“To Follow Undisciplined Ink or Having Many Things to Carry” The Rail/Derailleur Press
“It May Be Up To Us” Mom Egg Review, MER VOX Folio
“Readiness in an Unpredictable World” Poets Reading the News
“In the Realm of Fear” Pangyrus
“Post-Covid Wedding Planning,” “Inauguration 2021,” & “In the Beginning” Lunch Ticket/Amuse-Bouche
“Obsession” Literary North, Constellation: Seed
“The Color of Monks’ Robes,” “Riddles,” “The First Place,” & “Where We Might Go” 433
“Kindling” The Sandy River Review
“Night Work” One Art: A Journal of Poetry
“All She Never Said” Sky Island Journal
“Ghost Clouds,” “To Lift the Window,” & “Translating Myself” Buddhist Poetry Review
“After Her Third Wedding This Summer My Thirty-Year-Old Daughter is Wondering” Nixes Mate
“I am from the Church of Human Hands” Mass Poetry series The Hard Work of Hope
“Counterfactual Wishing” New Verse News
“Skinhunger” Mom Egg Review (Isolation folio)
“That What It Is” Wax Poetry’s 45 Poems of Protest: The Pandemic
“Confession” The Literary Nest
“The History of Mathmatics” 300 Days of Sun, spring 2020 issue
“The Elephant on the Earth” What Rough Beast April 4, 2020
“I am From the Church of Human Hands” Rattle March 8, 2020
“Now a Hospice Volunteer” SWWIM
“Now I Let You Go” Mothers Always Write
“Pippi Longstocking” Mothers Always Write
“Ecosystems” The Writer’s Almanac
“The Recipe Said ‘Rustic Tart'” Typishly
“Subject: Death” Prometheus Dreaming
Blessing For My Daughter Leaving For School, Moms on Poetry
“Speaking to Rilke,” “Red Speaks Deep,” & “On the Bank” isacoustic
“I Haven’t Been Entirely Idle” Algebra of Owls
“Calligraphy” Sky Island Journal
“{yonder animalsfromtheneckdown}” The Sunday Poet
“Newsworthy” One Sentence Poems
“For Me: Talking With God” Panoplyzine
“A Dowry to Us” Formidable Woman
“Penobscot Bay,” “About to Lift Off from the Tarmac,” + “With a Polaroid Camera” Wanderlust-Journal
“The Mirror on My Handle Bars” Willawaw Journal
“The Rwanda Discovery Hostel,” “Rishikesh,” & “Samye Monastery” Modern Literature
“My Twenty-Seven-Year-Old Daughter Back Home for a Few Months” Literary Mama
“Rwanda After Twenty-Four Years” + “Flora & Fauna in Rwanda” Tuck Magazine
“Birds of America” Cold Creek Review
“A Voice Tucked Away” The Sewanee Review
“Bartering,” “What’s Below,” & “To Contemplate the Motion” The Mockingheart Review
“Directions to My Muse” Poetry Breakfast
“On the Way to Perry Park” Autumn Sky Poetry Daily
“Princess Phone” Front Porch Journal
“From Death” Whale Road Review
“Mythic Digging” Damfino Press
“Setting the Sun,” “Wanting a Tattoo,” & “A Different Direction” The Sunlight Press
“Morning in the Rwandan Hostel” the immix
“Go Count the First Seven Stars” The Pedestal Magazine
“The Human Contract” Oddball Magazine
“If I Rise” Silver Birch Press
“Lord & Taylor” Mothers Always Write
Teachers and Writers Magazine: “Just Write”
Interviews & Reviews of books:
An interview on YouTube with Al Black & Tim Conroy on Chewing the Gristle
Interview with Frances Donovan on Garden of Words
Notes From a Nomad review by Laura DiNovis Berry
The Human Contract review by Laura DiNovis Berry
The Human Contract book review by Alexandra Umlas
Poem nominated for Best of Net 2017 by Mothers Always Write
Review of The Human Contract by Janet McCann in Mom Egg Review
Interview with E.B. Bartels for Fiction Advocate.
Interview with Nicole Rollender on her blog, Carpe Noctem.
Poems have appeared in these print journals, reviews, magazines, and book anthologies:
Passager
The Main Street Rag
West Trade Review
The Comstock Review
Snapdragon Magazine
Bloodroot Literary Magazine
Necessity is a Mother: Toolbox Tales When All Else Fails
Mothering Magazine
Byline Magazine
Potato Hill Magazine
The Senior Times
Broken Bridge Review
Rough Places Plain: poems of the mountains
Zeugma!
