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Damien Cowger

Writer / Editor

Publications

  • “Everytime I See a Molcajete,” poem, The Talon Review (May 2022)

  • “La Llorona in the Sewing Room,” poem, The Chachalaca Review (October 2019)

  • “Tethered,” poem, Minute Magazine (July 2019)

  • “The Debacalo Fungus, origin: Healy, Alaska”, drabble, Drabble Harvest (September 2018), Honorable mention for Drabble contest

  • "Daddy Makes Books and Sammies," essay, Gender: A Reader for Writers (January 2016) Oxford University Press

  • "La Llorona en la Cocina de la Iglesia," poem, Limestone (January 2016)

  • “Crushed,” poem, Driftwood Press (2015)

  • "Clangor," poem, Thin Air Magazine (Spring 2015)

  • "Thursday Night in College Town," poem, Two Cities Review (June 2014)

  • "The Places I Can't Get To," poem, 3Elements Review (April 2014)

  • La Llorona Outside Apartment 96,” 3Elements Review (January 2014)

  • Apple to the Head,” Weave (January 2014)

  • Specks,” poem, The Lake (December 2013)

  • Sometime Chicano,” poem, The Southeast Review (Fall 2013)

  • “Note to My Past Self,” poem, Star*Line (April 2013)

  • “Cold,” poem, StarshipSofa.com and Science Fiction Poetry Association website, winner of the 2012 Science Fiction Poetry Association's Poetry Contest in the Short Form category (December 2012)

  • “Dust Storm,” poem, Fox Cry Review (Spring 2012)

  • “Seattle Continues Moving the Music World Forward” album review, The Rumpus (November 2011)

  • “Alone, Together,” poem, published in the anthology, Bearing North (Winter 2010)

  • “At the Concert,” poem, published in Denver Syntax (Fall 2010)

  • “Plans for Shirley,” short fiction, published in Pale House (Summer 2010)

  • “Go Outside,” poem, published in Existere (Fall 2009)

  • “So Much Anxiety,” non-fiction, published in 40 Below, winner of the 2009 Six-Word Memoir Contest (Spring 2009)

  • “Get Together,” poem, published in Origami Condom (Fall 2008)

  • “Intrusive Darkness,” short fiction, published in Midnight Times (Fall 2008)

  • “Through a Mosh Pit, Savagely,” short fiction, published in The Shine Journal (October 2007)