Links | Michele Herman

Ploughshares literary journal
The Hudson Review literary journal
The Sun, a literary magazine in the guise of a glossy, where I have published fiction and nonfiction and will soon publish poems
Cagibi, a literary magazine run by friends/colleagues, where I have published two personal essays
New York Quarterly, which will publish one of my poems online in 2021 and in the annual print edition in 2022
Literary Mama, a literary journal that published one of the poems that will appear in my new chapbook, Just Another Jack
Postcard Poems and Prose, a short-form poetry platform
The Village Sun website, for which I write occasional columns and poems
Skidmore Scope, my college alumni journal
Nancy on Norwalk, a website that covers my hometown news and ran my ode, which I wrote in lieu of a speech when I was inducted into my high school’s Wall of Honor

Tupelo 30/30 Poetry Marathon, which I participated in in June 2015
Ross White’s The Grind, an invitation-only daily writing practice that I participate in almost every month
The Pushcart Prize, which has nominated my work several times
The Authors Guild, an advocacy organization for published writers
Columbia University School of the Arts Alumni Reading Series
Groovin’ on a Sunday, a monthly variety show at which my husband and I are frequent guest performers
Hudson Guild Arts, where I have acted in many community theater productions
DJM Studio, where I read my poetry in the monthly open mic

The Writers Studio, the rigorous non-degree fiction and poetry school directed by Pulitzer-prize winner Philip Schultz, in whose master fiction class I learned my craft. I am a longtime teacher of beginning fiction/poetry, memoir, and one-on-one tutorials

The Bicycle Blueprint, for which I was principal author and which received a NY Municipal Art Society Annual Award
Metropolis Magazine, to which I contributed many news articles, neighborhood profiles, and features
Photo District News magazine, to which I contributed dozens of news articles, features and profiles, including “Image Appropriation: On the Rise?”, recipient of the Jesse H. Neal Award from the American Business Press