L.I. Henley
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Selected Creative Nonfiction in Periodicals
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Calyx, "The Weeping Fig Waits for No One," spring 2024
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Fourth Genre, "Comfortability volume 26, no. 1, spring 2024
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The Southern Review, "Dispatches from the Ridge," spring 2024
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The Southeast Review, "Of Wormholes and Junk Monsters," volume 41.2, fall 2023
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The Southern Humanities Review, "A Blur on the Spine," volume 56.2, summer 2023
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The Cincinnati Review, "On Bearing and 'Other Options,'" volume 20, issue one, 2023
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The Los Angeles Review, "The Last Resort," summer 2022
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Bellingham Review, "Where the Green Grass Ends," issue 84, winter 2022
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Brevity, "Night Patrol," issue 67, spring 2021
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Arts & Letters, “Drive! (You’re Lost Little Girl, You’re Lost)," issue 41, fall 2021
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Luna Arcana, "Please Cut This Up: An Essay on Pain and Memory," issue 5, winter 2021
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Ninth Letter, “Insect Woman,” volume 17 no.2, fall/winter, 2021
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Smokelong Quarterly, "Foldable Essay with Wet Bee," issue 20, December, 2020
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American Literary Review, “Unusual Clouds,” fall, 2020
Selected Poetry in Periodicals
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Mayday Magazine, "Speaks the Dark Lobe," March, 2023
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Bracken, "Deer and Rifle," "Hare," "Deer," issue ix, 2022
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Tupelo Quarterly, four poems, August 2022
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Tinderbox “How do you resist longing?” Volume 6, issue 3, 2020
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Diode “What have you abandoned,” “When do you start over?” volume 12, 2019
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Tupelo Quarterly, "What does hunger feel like?" March, 2019
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Exposition Review “On Light and Leaving: call and response,” volume IV, 2019
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Spillway “Echolocate“ issue 27, summer 2019
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Zone 3 “The Boy and the Hare,” “The Taxidermist and the Black Bear,” spring 2019
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Phoebe “How to deal with your first death,” issue 48.1, winter, 2019
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Superstition Review “From water to water,” “Call it Cloud,” issue 24, fall, 2019
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DIAGRAM “Prom Night in Branford,” issue 18.1, 2019
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Stirring “how do you let yourself be fooled?” volume 22, 2019
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Cider Press Review “The Orchard Spider & the Grub,” volume 20, issue 2, 2018
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Glass “Everywhere Is the Finding of Not Wings,” September, 2018
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Waxwing “She was dancing like something that twists,” “It’s true I seen them kissing,” issue XIV, spring, 2018
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Bateau “The white doctor gave me white pills,” issue 7.1, 2017
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Rust + Moth “There Is so Much to Say about Lightning,” spring, 2017
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Entropy “The Grackle,” winter, 2017
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RHINO “Buying Food,” fall, 2015
Selected Artwork/ Visual Poetry in Periodicals
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Up the Staircase Quarterly, "With a Light You Find Above Your Head," "Breakable Between Layers," "A Woman Traveling Alone," "Climbing, Always Climbing," issue 55, fall 2021
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Adroit "Crowds of Ten or More," issue 36, fall 2021
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Calyx A weight you accept," and "Recall is another word for postponed," issue 32:3, summer/ fall 2021
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DIAGRAM "Invitations and Replies," "The women are seated by the men," issue 21.2
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Pretty Owl Poetry "A private dinner," "When instead," "Two people are temporary arrangements," issue 28, winter, 2021
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The Indianapolis Review "The woman you didn't invite," "Would you like to dance?" "Her name is a small diagram," issue 14, Fall 2020
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Thrush “One fills and refills,” “If there is no spoon in the saltcellar,” July 2020
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Waxwing “Avoid seating two people next to one another,” volume 21, June 2020; cover image