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New Poetry by Cristin appears in The Legendary
Cristin’s poems, “Heavy Petting Zoo,” “Crack Squirrels” and “Warranty” appear in the seventh and latest issue of the eclectic online lit journal, The Legendary, which published poetry, fiction and non-fiction from around the world! To read Cristin’s poems, click here and to explore the rest of the issue, click here.
New Poetry by Cristin appears in The Foghorn
Cristin’s poems, “Scientific Facts Which Don’t Apply to Me” and “Why I Shouldn’t Read Books” appear in the latest issue of the fantastic online lit journal, The Foghorn, which “is dedicated to publishing the very best in American humor from whatever happens to have been emailed to us in the previous week.” Click here to read “Why I Shouldn’t Read Books” and click here to read “Scientific Facts Which Don’t Apply to Me.”
Cristin’s poem “A Brief History of Unusual Fish” is nominated for a “Best of the Net” Award
Cristin is thrilled (and bit shocked!) to hear that her (kinda vulgar) poem, “A Brief History of Unusual Fish” has been nominated by the fantastic magazine decomP for a “Best of the Net” award. Click here to read the formal nomination, and click here to read Cristin’s piece as it appears in decomP.
Poems from Cristin’s Page Meets Stage feature debut on YouTube
The extremely generous Jeff Kay (father of spoken word wunderkind Sarah Kay) has generous uploaded several poems he filmed from Cristin’s Page Meets Stage feature onto YouTube. Click on the poem titles to see recent performances of Mother, Science, Lit (all from her book Dear Future Boyfriend and a new piece, Drunk Boyfriend at the Poetry Reading, which she performs with her partner, Shappy Seasholtz.
New Poetry by Cristin appears in THE FOUNDLING REVIEW
Cristin’s poem, “Division of Labor,” appears in the online lit journal, THE FOUNDLING REVIEW, which dutifully showcases a handful of fresh fiction and poetry every week. Clicking here to read Cristin’s piece, and then just explore!
Words In Your Face is spotlit in SCHOOL LIBRARY JOURNAL
Cristin is utterly humbled that the SCHOOL LIBRARY JOURNAL highlighted Words In Your Face in their recent article encouraging the study of spoken word / slam poetry in the class room. To read the full article. The journal called WIYF, “incredibly informative and well-paced work” and notes that “teens that aspire to find an outlet for their spoken poetry will find tons of inspiration here.” To read the full article, click here.
New Poetry by Cristin appears in first issue of KILL AUTHOR
Cristin is thrilled to be a part of the premiere issue of killer new online lit journal actually titled KILL AUTHOR. Her poem, “In Lieu of His Writing Any New Poetry, The Author Critiques The Four Line Song She Heard Her Boyfriend Spontaneously Created While Drunkenly Walking Up Their Apartment Building’s Stairwell” can be read by clicking here.
Cristin’s poem “Crack Squirrels” featured on the Indiefeed Performance Poetry Podcast
Cristin is simply tickled that Indiefeed is featuring her poem, “Crack Squirrels,” recorded live at Dartmouth College during the Junkyard Ghost Rival Tour. To listen to this important and historically accurate piece, click here.
Cristin’s Poem “This Mask Is What’s Keeping My Face Up” appears on the MONKEY BICYCLE #6
Cristin is thrilled to have her poem, “This Mask Is What’s Keeping My Face Up,” published in the sixth and latest issue of the fantastic literary journal, MONKEYBICYCLE. To read a review of the issue (which spotlights Cristin’s piece), please click here. To buy a copy of MONKEYBICYCLE, please click here.
Cristin’s Poem “Rolling Stone Magazine Interviews Rivers Cuomo…” appears on the FOUND POETRY PROJECT
Cristin is thrilled two parts (of her now three part) poem “Rolling Stone Magazine Interviews Rivers Cuomo from the Band, Weezer” have been published by the wonderful online journal, THE FOUND POETRY PROJECT. To read the poems, please click here for Part One and here for Part Two.
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