Rochelle Hurt
Rochelle Hurt is the author of The Rusted City, a novel-in-poems forthcoming from White Pine Press in 2014. She teaches online courses for the Loft Literary Center.
New Poems in Superstition Review and RHINO
I have poems in the new issues of Superstition Review, the online journal at Arizona State University, and RHINO, a print journal based in Evanston, Illinois. The four poems in Superstition … Continue reading
The Rusted City: A Novel in Poems
I’m so pleased to officially share this news (outside of facebook): my first book will be published next year by White Pine Press! The full-length collection, composed primarily of linked … Continue reading
New Flash Fiction
I have a new short-short story in the current issue of Passages North. You can read the story, “Dirty Girl,” here on their website as well. I love that cover … Continue reading
Poetry is Dead, Again
Upon hearing that people think poetry is “dead,” I experience two simultaneous but conflicting emotions: surprise and boredom. People have been proclaiming inanimate things dead for quite some time. I … Continue reading
Best Books (by Women) of 2012: a Collaborative List
I’ve been reading a lot of ‘Best Books of 2012’ lists lately, from big roundups to small personal lists (which are indeed full of great books). In doing so, I … Continue reading
Pushcart Time of Year
Every year, small presses and literary journals are invited to nominate six pieces they’ve published that year for a Pushcart Prize, which comes with publication in the yearly Pushcart anthology. … Continue reading
Interview in The Collagist
The wonderful people at Dzanc Books’ online literary journal, The Collagist, post interviews with contributors on their blog. Amber Cook recently interviewed me about my three poems in issue thirty-seven, … Continue reading
CNF in Image
I have a personal essay, “A Disbeliever in Limbo” published in the latest issue (74) of Image, alongside a stellar interview with Marilynne Robinson and some wonderful poems by Alice … Continue reading
Poetry Review on HTMLGIANT
Carol Guess is one of my favorite hybrid genre writers. I’ve been somewhat familiar with her prose poetry for a couple of years, having first discovered her collection Tinderbox Lawn … Continue reading
New Poems at the Kenyon Review
I’ve got two poems in the Fall issue of KROnline, a digital publication by the Kenyon Review. You can read them (and listen to me read them) here on the … Continue reading
