MAGGIE GLOVER
Poet, Experimental Writer, Nonfiction Author
Maggie Glover's debut collection of poems, HOW I WENT RED, was published by Carnegie Mellon University Press in 2014. Her poetry appears in Eyes Glowing at the Edge of the Woods, an anthology from West Virginia University Press in March 2017, and 12 Women: An Anthology of Poems (Carnegie Mellon University Press, 2015). jubilat, Ninth Letter, and Smartish Pace are a few of the journals to feature Glover's work.
Selections from YOU ASKED WHY WE COULDN'T JUST WORK OUT AND BE TOGETHER TO WHICH I SAID, a full-length manuscript Glover co-authored with poet, Isaac Pressnell, appear in Best American Experimental Writing, Carrier Pigeon, and Black Rabbit Review.
Maggie Glover lives and works and writes and wears sunscreen in Los Angeles, California.
Selections from YOU ASKED WHY WE COULDN'T JUST WORK OUT AND BE TOGETHER TO WHICH I SAID, a full-length manuscript Glover co-authored with poet, Isaac Pressnell, appear in Best American Experimental Writing, Carrier Pigeon, and Black Rabbit Review.
Maggie Glover lives and works and writes and wears sunscreen in Los Angeles, California.