Leah Browning
New Projects
Leah Browning's recent publications include a poem, "Under Construction," on a
broadside from Broadsided Press (June 2008); two poems, "Moving On" and "Listening
to Jazz on the Shore of Lake Michigan," in The Orange Room Review (June and April
2008); a poem, "Finding Out About the Abortion," in Queen's Feminist Review (2008); a
poem, "Cesarean," in Autumn Sky Poetry (March 2008); a short short story, "Bad News,"
in Clapboard House (January 2008); a short short, "Scars," reprinted in Wigleaf
(January 2008); a poem, "Benjamin Franklin Discovers His Own Hands," in Fertile
Ground (December 2007); an essay, "The Brick Press," in Wild Violet (Winter 2007);
"Learning to Play Piano at Thirty" and three other poems as part of a series of postcards
from the program Poetry Jumps Off the Shelf; a poem, "Damage," in Queen's Quarterly
(Fall 2007); a poem, "Looking for What Is Lost," in Tipton Poetry Journal (Fall 2007); a
poem, "The Woman Who Could See Sound," in Prairie Poetry (November 2007); a short
short, "Ear Mites," in Brink Magazine (October 2007); a poem, "I Go Back in Time and
Rescue My Mother," reprinted from Salome Magazine, in Family Pictures: Poems &
Photographs Celebrating Our Loved Ones, a coffee table book edited by Kwame
Alexander (Capital BookFest, 2007); a poem, "After the Divorce, You Disappear from
View," in Foliate Oak (October 2007); a poem, "Things to Do," in Halfway Down the
Stairs (September 2007); and two poems, "The Patchwork Poem" and "On a Winter
Morning in Minnesota, I Drink Tea and Think of Sarah," in Poetry and Company: A
Kingston Community Anthology, edited by Diane Dawber (Hidden Brook Press, 2007).
The Spring 2008 issue of the Apple Valley Review is also available online.
Leah Browning's recent publications include a poem, "Under Construction," on a
broadside from Broadsided Press (June 2008); two poems, "Moving On" and "Listening
to Jazz on the Shore of Lake Michigan," in The Orange Room Review (June and April
2008); a poem, "Finding Out About the Abortion," in Queen's Feminist Review (2008); a
poem, "Cesarean," in Autumn Sky Poetry (March 2008); a short short story, "Bad News,"
in Clapboard House (January 2008); a short short, "Scars," reprinted in Wigleaf
(January 2008); a poem, "Benjamin Franklin Discovers His Own Hands," in Fertile
Ground (December 2007); an essay, "The Brick Press," in Wild Violet (Winter 2007);
"Learning to Play Piano at Thirty" and three other poems as part of a series of postcards
from the program Poetry Jumps Off the Shelf; a poem, "Damage," in Queen's Quarterly
(Fall 2007); a poem, "Looking for What Is Lost," in Tipton Poetry Journal (Fall 2007); a
poem, "The Woman Who Could See Sound," in Prairie Poetry (November 2007); a short
short, "Ear Mites," in Brink Magazine (October 2007); a poem, "I Go Back in Time and
Rescue My Mother," reprinted from Salome Magazine, in Family Pictures: Poems &
Photographs Celebrating Our Loved Ones, a coffee table book edited by Kwame
Alexander (Capital BookFest, 2007); a poem, "After the Divorce, You Disappear from
View," in Foliate Oak (October 2007); a poem, "Things to Do," in Halfway Down the
Stairs (September 2007); and two poems, "The Patchwork Poem" and "On a Winter
Morning in Minnesota, I Drink Tea and Think of Sarah," in Poetry and Company: A
Kingston Community Anthology, edited by Diane Dawber (Hidden Brook Press, 2007).
The Spring 2008 issue of the Apple Valley Review is also available online.
A Brief Bio
Leah Browning has worked as a freelance writer and editor since 1995. She is the
author of three nonfiction books: Babysitting Basics, Babysitting Rules, and Sleepovers,
all published by Capstone Press.
Her fiction, poetry, essays, and articles have also appeared in a variety of publications
including Queen's Quarterly, The Saint Ann's Review, Literary Mama, 42opus, Blood
Orange Review, Salome Magazine, Autumn Sky Poetry, and several anthologies. Her
poetry and prose are forthcoming in Pequin and Boston Literary Magazine. Audio
versions of some of her poems are available on her podcast.
In addition to writing, Browning serves as editor of the Apple Valley Review, an online
literary journal. Each issue features a collection of poetry, short fiction, and essays.
For a more detailed bio and a list of selected publications, please click here.
Leah Browning has worked as a freelance writer and editor since 1995. She is the
author of three nonfiction books: Babysitting Basics, Babysitting Rules, and Sleepovers,
all published by Capstone Press.
Her fiction, poetry, essays, and articles have also appeared in a variety of publications
including Queen's Quarterly, The Saint Ann's Review, Literary Mama, 42opus, Blood
Orange Review, Salome Magazine, Autumn Sky Poetry, and several anthologies. Her
poetry and prose are forthcoming in Pequin and Boston Literary Magazine. Audio
versions of some of her poems are available on her podcast.
In addition to writing, Browning serves as editor of the Apple Valley Review, an online
literary journal. Each issue features a collection of poetry, short fiction, and essays.
For a more detailed bio and a list of selected publications, please click here.
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