Katie Prince

PROSE

• "No, I Can't Picture That: Living Without a Mind's Eye," Electric Literature (essay)

POEMS 

• "poem in a cold war hellscape," forthcoming from North American Review
   
• "family reunion (the Norsemen return),"
  "language in which slabb is the worst kind of snow," Poetry Northwest, Winter & Spring 2018
   
• "dark matter," 
  "no vacancy," The Adroit Journal, August 2017 issue
   
• "when the soil rests on top," Juked, July 2017
   
• "after infatuation—ross bleckner—oil on linen," Cordite Poetry Review, vol. 57.1
   
• "on escaping black holes," 
  "poem in which I drive drunk," 
  "the moral of the story is bears aren't friends," The Pinch Journal, vol. 37.1
   
• "armistice,"
  "astronomers capture violent newborn star," 
  "terraform," Terrain.org, January 2017
   
• "a moon like this," Gigantic Sequins, vol. 8.1
   
• "what this lacks is understanding," New Delta Review, issue 7.1
   
• "o hell o hell that mild thing," Fugue, Winter/Spring 2016, vol. 50
   
• "elegy for all the times we used to get drunk,"
  "feeling ill in a novelty restaurant," 
  "if I were a speeding train (a cyborg love song)," The Boiler Journal, summer 2016
   
• "we call man an insect infinite,"
  "poem in which the sun is a balding and jealous lover," Portland Review, fall 2014
   
• "poem in which acid rain is just acid," Spork Press
   
• "there is a world in which the big dipper is the freckles on my arm,"
  "when the mara weights my chest I see," Smoking Glue Gun, vol. 9
   
• "impressions," Prick of the Spindle, vol. 7.2

PRIZES/AWARDS

• Spring 2017 Artist-in-Residence at Klaustrid (East Iceland)
   
• Finalist, Gigantic Sequins 5th Annual Poetry Contest
   
• Finalist, Terrain.org 7th Annual Poetry Contest

INTERVIEWS, ETC.

• Interview with New Delta Review, Jan. 2017