Maggie Glover is originally from Pittsburgh, PA. Recently, her poetry has appeared in the anthologies, Eyes Glowing at the Edge of the Woods, published by West Virginia University Press in March 2017, and a drought-themed anthology, The Absence of Something Specific, published by Fern Rock Falls Press in 2016. Her poems and nonfiction have been published in many literary magazines and journals, including jubilat, Ninth Letter, The Journal, Verse Daily, and Pittsburgh Poetry Review. Her debut collection of poems, How I Went Red, was published by Carnegie Mellon University Press in 2014. A selection of her work was also included in 12 Women: An Anthology of Poems, released by Carnegie Mellon University Press in Dec. of 2014. Upcoming projects include a collaborative poetry manuscript with poet Isaac Pressnell, an excerpt of which appears in BEST AMERICAN EXPERIMENTAL WRITING 2015 and Carrier Pigeon. These days, she lives in Los Angeles, CA.


HOW I WENT RED is available in local booksellers (such as City Lights Bookstore in San Francisco, Counterpoint Records & Books in Los Angeles, and The Elliott Bay Book Company in Seattle), UPNE, Amazon, and other retailers.