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I was invited to be a guest on Rattle’s podcast The Poetry Space_, also available on Spotify, to discuss my poem “Sestina for Adjuncts.” I come in at 28:22 for about 10 minutes, but if you enjoy reading and/or writing poetry, I would recommend the whole hour!

Before the Horses Stopped Running by Rebecca Snow

Books

Current novel: I’m querying agents for a children’s fantasy for middle grade readers ages 10 and up. I’m starting to get requests for the full/partial manuscript and can’t wait to get it out into the world! The story reimagines Nordic folklore and is set in a speculative version of the Pacific Northwest. Pursued by both friends and enemies in search of the Black Book, Molly sets out to determine how her identity connects to the infamous dark magician trapped inside its pages. 

From the Sustainable Arts Foundation: “The troll mythology from your Norwegian background is really interesting. This is strong speculative fiction. The action is clearly plotted and the pace is right on.”

My debut novel Glassmusic was shortlisted for the 2015 International Rubery Book Award and released by Conundrum Press (now an imprint of Bower House Books) in 2014.

Creative Nonfiction

2021                “Before the Horses Stopped Running,” Hippocampus Magazine

2007                “The Wall of a Thousand Eyes,” winner of the Writers Studio Contest, Progenitor

Poetry

Sept 2016         “Sestina for Adjuncts,” Rattle (mentioned in The Guardian, 2017)

Oct 2015          “Butterfly Boy,” ekphrastic show, Valkarie Fine Art Gallery, Lakewood, CO

Book Reviews and Essay Blogs

Aug 2021         Advanced reader review of Gilgamesh Wilderness by Jessamyn Smyth (scroll down to see my blurb in bold)

2019                “Hello Jane: A Review of Greetings from Janeland,” Plenitude Magazine.

2018                 “A Permanent Arc of Love: a review of the novel Theft by BK Loren,” Medium.

2018                “This Mormon Boy Gone Rogue Deserves a Loving God: a review of poems by Seth Brady Tucker,”

2018                “Norse goddesses cry, ‘Me too, Neil Gaiman!’” The Norwegian American

2016                “Doppelgängers of Darkness and Light,” review of All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr

2016                 “Bly vs. Fulton: Tranströmer’s Poem ‘Allegro,’” rebeccasnow.co

2015                “Laughing at Coyote, the Chicano/Chicana Trickster,” review of Red Canyon Falling on Churches by Juliana Aragón Fatula

2014                “Keeping House with Robinson,” lighthousewriters.org

2013                “Preparing for Doty,” lighthousewriters.org