Ingrid’s poetry has appeared in a number of literary journals. Her poem, Bess Houdini Contemplates Her Marriage, 1921, won the 17th Annual Poet’s Seat Poetry Contest in 2008. Her short story, Trepanning, was a finalist in the 2001 Glimmer Train’s Very Short Fiction Award. She runs an online writers group, Swirl and Swing, and is currently completing a manuscript of poetry and a novel.
Publications:
- “Figure A: Intraoral Shotgun Wound” Menacing Hedge, Issue 2.03, Winter 2013
- “The Honey Eater” Issue 2.03, Winter 2013
- “The Cheshire Cat Speaks to Alice“ Issue 2.03, Winter 2013
- “Daughters of the Skies“ Goblin Fruit. Summer 2012.
- “The Tao of Dow” Boxcar Poetry Review. July, 2009.
- “After Pleasure Island“ The Literary Bohemian. Issue 6. August 2009.
- “The Location of Home” The Literary Bohemian. Issue 6. August 2009.
- “Memory” Literary Mama. August, 2009.
- “A Microorganism Walks Into A Bar” Umbrella.June 2009.
- “Monet’s Shadow” Ellipsis. Vol. 45. Spring 2009.
- Interview as featured poet, ouroboros review. Issue one, December 2008.
- “Lines Composed After Googling Old Lovers” ouroboros review. Issue one, December 2008.
- “The Poets Online” ouroboros review. Issue one, December 2008.
- “An Ouroboros of Information” ouroboros review. Issue one, December 2008.
- “Untitled,” postal poetry. December 9, 2008.
- “the trouble with ceiling solar systems” postal poetry. January 27, 2009.
- “How to Balance an Elephant on the Tip of Your Nose” Red Rock Review. Issue 23. Fall 2008.
- “Life List” Red Rock Review. Issue 23. Fall 2008.
- “Aegis” Willow Review. Vol. XXXV. Spring 2008.
- “Although I Was Not Catholic” Willow Review. Vol. XXXV. Spring 2008.
- “The Travelers” Willow Review. Vol. XXXV. Spring 2008.
- “Bess Houdini Contemplates Her Marriage, 1921” The Recorder. Thursday May 1, 2008.
- “Mid-March, Northampton, Massachusetts” Tightrope. Vol. XVI. 1999.
- “Mesa Verde” River Oak Review. No. 12. Spring 1999.
- “Moon Over Kagoshima” River Oak Review. No. 12. Spring 1999.
- “Swimming” New Delta Review. Vol. 16, No. 1. Fall/Winter 1998.
- “Sunday Night at the Alligator Grill.” Poet Lore. Volume 93, No. 2. Summer 1998.
- “Up From The Deep.” Rattle. Issue 9, Summer 1998.
- “Ex-Con Returns to Alcatraz” Reed Magazine. Volume 51. Spring 1998.
- “Bonnie Parker Makes Breakfast by the Rio Grande, 1932” The Seattle Review. Volume XX, Number 1. 1998.
- “Joan of Arc and Mata Hari Go Shopping.” The Southern Anthology. 1997/1998.
- “Eating Artichokes” Poem. Number 78. November 1997.
- “First Snow” Poem. Number 78. November 1997.
- “Learning to Sleep” Poem. Number 78. November 1997.
- “Crash” Shoestring. (online) 1997
- “Fish Charmer” Shoestring. (online) 1997.
- “Morgue, 1972” Shoestring. (online) 1997.
- “Swimming” Shoestring. (online) 1997.
- “Defending Michael, Leaving Home” Protea Poetry Journal. Issue 5, Spring 1990.
You captured me with the title…and kept me until the very last word. No wonder it won that award.
Wow. So glad I found this place. You write beautifully, and this is superb, that last line……
This poem most definitely deserves a prize! I’m glad to have the chance to read it here. What an imagination you have. Bess seems so real, so human.
That’s marvelous.
I enjoyed your poem in Boxcar.
Incredible.
I found your poetry on Boxcar and had to come check it out in full. I love the things you derive inspiration — the specific and random curiosities that persist in memory, and fractals of possibility in the everyday that inspire me so much too.
Also, at the end of “Dao of Dow” we totally had an image synchronicity about the geode… reading this, I feel like my poem “Saturn” found a really cool, more experienced cousin.
http://sarahnoack.wordpress.com/2009/10/02/saturn/
Love your work!
Sarah
sorry… duh, “derive inspiration from.”
having a bad grammar day!
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