HILARY SIDERIS POETRY
Hilary Sideris's poems have appeared in The American Journal of Poetry, Arts & Letters, Barrow Street, The Cortland Review, Connecticut Review, Fourteen Hills, Green Mountains Review, Gulf Coast, Poet Lore, Poetry Daily, Rhino, Quiddity, Salamander, The Southern Poetry Review, Southampton Review, Sugar House Review, Room, and Tar River Poetry, among others.
Her work appears in the anthologies Stronger Than Fear: Poems of Empowerment, Compassion, and Social Justice, edited by Carol Alexander and Stephen Massimilla, Pomegranate Seeds: An Anthology of Greek-American Poetry, edited by Dean Kostos, Token Entry: NYC Subway Poems, edited by Jerry LeFemina, and Rabbit Ears: TV Poems, edited by Joel Allegretti. She is the author of the chapbook The Silent B (Dos Madres Press 2019), as well as seven full-length collections: Most Likely to Die (Poets Wear Prada Press 2014), The Inclination to Make Waves (Big Wonderful Press 2016), Un Amore Veloce (Kelsay Books 2019) Animals in English, Poems after Temple Grandin (Dos Madres Press 2020), Liberty Laundry (Dos Madres Press 2022), Calliope (Broadstone Books 2024), and Kissing Ilaria Goodbye (Dos Madres Press 2026). Sideris studied English Literature at Indiana University and received her MFA from The University of Iowa Writers' Workshop. She is co-founder and professional developer for the CUNY Start program at The City University of New York and a co-curator of the Carmine Street Metrics reading series at Otto's Shrunken Head in New York City. She lives in Brooklyn.
Her work appears in the anthologies Stronger Than Fear: Poems of Empowerment, Compassion, and Social Justice, edited by Carol Alexander and Stephen Massimilla, Pomegranate Seeds: An Anthology of Greek-American Poetry, edited by Dean Kostos, Token Entry: NYC Subway Poems, edited by Jerry LeFemina, and Rabbit Ears: TV Poems, edited by Joel Allegretti. She is the author of the chapbook The Silent B (Dos Madres Press 2019), as well as seven full-length collections: Most Likely to Die (Poets Wear Prada Press 2014), The Inclination to Make Waves (Big Wonderful Press 2016), Un Amore Veloce (Kelsay Books 2019) Animals in English, Poems after Temple Grandin (Dos Madres Press 2020), Liberty Laundry (Dos Madres Press 2022), Calliope (Broadstone Books 2024), and Kissing Ilaria Goodbye (Dos Madres Press 2026). Sideris studied English Literature at Indiana University and received her MFA from The University of Iowa Writers' Workshop. She is co-founder and professional developer for the CUNY Start program at The City University of New York and a co-curator of the Carmine Street Metrics reading series at Otto's Shrunken Head in New York City. She lives in Brooklyn.
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