Abby’s poem “Picture it” was just published by Red Eft Review. Read it here. You can also read her second poem, “Rainelle, West Virginia,” here.
Two Poems in Sigma Tau Delta’s Rectangle
“The Flood” appears on pages 18-19 and “Trout Fishing” is on page 20 in volume 95 of Sigma Tau Delta’s Rectangle.
Instagram Review
There’s a new review up for Abby’s chapbook, This Fluid Journey, all the way from Tokyo!
Two Poems in The Crambo
Two of Abby’s poems, “Palm Up, Fingers Curled” and “Prisoner,” can be read in the latest issue of The Crambo.
Short story in Sweet Tree Review
Abby’s short story “Empty Vessels” was just published in the Summer 2018 issue of Sweet Tree Review!
Preorder This Fluid Journey chapbook
Exciting news! Abby has a chapbook forthcoming from Finishing Line Press titled This Fluid Journey, and it is now available for preorder. TFJ is a coming of age story for women, from the happy days of childhood and sunshine to the fear and anxiety of the college days. Poet Jessie Graves writes, “Abby N. Lewis is a young poet with an old soul, already aware of the losses of time, the pressures put upon us by growing older, and by the uncertainties of the future. She writes with rich imagery and real feeling for her subjects.” Preorders are open until July 20, 2018, and you can preorder here. Preorders ship on September 14, 2018, and reserving a copy shows the publisher that you support Abby as a poet.
Poem in Red Eft Review
Abby’s poem “Smoke Break Outside Swann’s Chapel Church” was just featured as the daily poem for Sunday, May 6, on Red Eft Review. Click the link attached to the poem’s title to read it.
Bookworm Banter Review
A wonderful review of Abby’s poetry collection Reticent can be read via this link. Here’s a taste of some of the nice things Diana Iozzia had to say about the book:
Abby’s poetry deserves a nice cup of tea, a seat on a bench by a beautiful lake, and a nice sun in the sky. I could imagine reading this on vacation in the mountains or by the beach. I plan to keep this in my car to read on road trips or on lunch breaks when I just need to clear my head.
Publication in Red Mud Review
Abby’s poem “Snakes and Stones” can be read in the 2016-2017 issue of Red Mud Review at this link. “Snakes and Stones” will also be included in her chapbook This Fluid Journey, which is forthcoming from Finishing Line Press.
Publication in The Tennessee Magazine
Abby’s poem “Our Late Grandmother’s House” won third place in the Age 19-22 category of the May Poet’s Playground contest, which is held each month by The Tennessee Magazine. The poem can be read online at this link.
