Amy has been published both online and in print journals.  Click below to sample some of her work.  

• Read “Conjugating Verbs after Colorado Burns,” written after the Marshall Fire of 2021, currently the most destructive fire on Colorado record.  Available at TwentyBellows Lit.
• Read four poems in the April 2022 issue of Bristlecone Magazine, including “The Fabric of the Feminine” inspired by the fabric art ‘Four Purple Velvet Bathrobes’ by artist Beverly Semmes.
• Read “The Room,” inspired by the poetry of Mark Strand and the art of Edward Hopper, at TwentyBellows Lit.
• Read “Outrageous as Flowers,” inspired by poems by Jany Kenyon and Mary Oliver, at South Broadway press.

From 2021

• Read “Wrong Place, Wrong Time,” written after the 3/22/21 shooting in Boulder, CO.  Posted on the Colorado literary hub TwentyBellowsLit.
• Read “The Beauty of Redundancy,” from the 2021 Progenitor Art and Literary Journal, at Arapahoe Community College.
• Read “Eve,” from the anthology Thought for Food, at South Broadway Press.

From 2020 and Earlier

• Read “Controlled Burn” and listen to an original composition by Whimsically Macabre on YouTube.
• Read “What to Do During Lockdown” at The Colorado Sun.
  Then Listen to the Recording.
• Read “Choke Collar,” inspired by the Kavanaugh hearings, at Punch Drunk Press.
• Read “The Sick Mother,” inspired by poet Jane Kenyon and Amy’s own health problems, at Translating Chronic Pain.