Jessica Reed
Jessica Reed is a poet and writer.
29/10/2023
https://annuletpoeticsjournal.com/Jessica-Reed-On-Jorie-Graham
Jessica Reed: On Jorie Graham — Annulet One Must Keep Trying to Make the Unsaid Said: Jorie Graham’sTo 2040 and [To] the Last [Be] Human Jorie Graham. To 2040. Port...
04/06/2023
Thanks to Kelly Krumrie for including this piece in her fiction folio for Annulet!
Jessica Reed: Do Animal Minds Run Out — Annulet Do Animal Minds Run Out An ant exists on the page and in...
26/05/2023
This opens the Ways of Water issue of Conjunctions, and it is stunning.
20/04/2023
Celebrate Earth Day at Conjunctions. I happen to be in this issue!
To celebrate Earth Day this year, we’re offering Earth Elegies for just $14 until April 23! Pick up this very special and ever-timely issue, which gathers some of today’s best writers to explore both the natural beauty and critical plight of our planet—some elegiac, others incensed, all memorable.
https://bardian.bard.edu/portal/conjunctions?tab=single_issues
31/12/2022
This is a fairly representational, short piece of the prose book I'm working on. The illustration the editor chose was very apt! Published by AZURE: A Journal of Literary Thought.
"Now picture the illustrator of a comic, charged to render the wonder of physics thought experiments on the page. How might she show that it is remarkable that it works? That it is remarkable that two thinkers can not only share images but compare imaginations?"
IF IT WERE DRAWN by Jessica Reed By Jessica Reed
07/12/2022
Grateful to read unpublished work by C.D. Wright in Conjunctions.
04/12/2022
Tomorrow night, I'll be reading with Lucille Lang Day for SUNY Farmingdale State College's series on science and poetry.
Virtual STEM Poetry Series To access the readings, please click the access link below on the date and time of the reading. If you cannot make a scheduled reading, recordings will be posted in the PAST READINGS tab.
03/06/2022
In 2017, I took my first steps toward a prose project involving physics, math, and the human mind. Chicago Review recently decided to publish a couple of the vignettes online—very cool of them. Here are
“Eros 1.0: The Frictionless Plane”
and “Subtraction.”
https://www.chicagoreview.org/eros-1-0-the-frictionless-plane/
Eros 1.0: The Frictionless Plane by Jessica Reed
03/06/2022
Happy to appear again in my beloved lit mag, Conjunctions. Brad Morrow took a chance on this arrow poem of mine about fear. (And Rick Moody, who appears right after this, wrote to tell me he’ll be teaching this poem in the fall for a class on graphic/literary arts!)
My other poem in here is (fittingly) about viruses—the Cave of Crystals in Mexico, which was cut off from evolution of life on earth for millions of years, but they found friggin’ viruses in the water!!
Thank you! I had fun!!
03/05/2022
Laurel Review 54.2 and The Journal 45.2!!
26/04/2022
Looking forward to May 5 in Zionsville!