Selected Online Work
Eveningside, SWWIM
Carved on the Lintel: The Temptation of Eve, The Ekphrastic Review
Not That Gretel, West Trestle Review
Revlon, Liber: A Feminist Review
A tightly written sonnet, Marion Brown’s “Revlon” conjures up her mother’s complexity: formal and stuck in her ways but also sexy, she’s a working woman in a man’s world, keeping it all under control. She’s fire and ice, like her favorite shade of lipstick. What does such a mother teach her daughter? “Before introducing me to one of her / colleagues, she’d nudge me, ‘Smile.’”
Katha Pollit, poetry editor of LIBER
To Subdue the Earth, Cider Press Review
AGFA, Ran Off With the Star Bassoon
Confession with Purple Asters, Tiny Seed Journal
Wanted, Guesthouse
View to the Back, The Night Heron Barks
At Yonkers, Gyroscope Review
An Accident in Thuringia, The Night Heron Barks
Winter Wheels, Gyroscope Review
Actias Luna, Tiny Seed Journal
Four Poems, Peacock Journal
After Storm Warnings, Fogged Clarity
Two Poems, DIAGRAM
Selected Print Work
Kestrel
“Weimar Commute”
I Wanna be Loved By You, anthology, Milk & Cake Press
“Blonde A – Z”
Womens’ Review of Books
“Nurture”
“Mother and Father Taken Outside the Charité”
“Cloth of Gold”
2 Horatio
“Tarot”
Kestrel
“Adam and Little Eve”
“Rooted”
“A Lament for the End of the Earth and Love”
“The Morning After Summer”
“Equinox in a Border County”
“Forest Succession”
“In Queen-of-Night Clothes”
Maine Review
“Deer Signs”
Valley Voices
“Documented”
“Mother-and-Child Passport”
“Nothing to Declare”
Stone Canoe
“Let My People”
Main Street Rag
“Turns in the Kitchen”
Barrow Street
from “7 Preludes”
Marion Brown 