Contributor Profile
Julie Cyr
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Biographical Statement
Julie Cyr teaches women's writing workshops and edits for Lily Poetry Review. She was awarded 2014 Best of Poetry by Blood and Thunder Journal, a finalist in the 2016 Rash Awards for Poetry, awarded a scholarship from Murphy Writing of Stockton University in 2018, and nominated for a 2019 Pushcart Prize. Julie holds an MFA in creative writing from Lesley University in Cambridge, Massachusetts. She lives in New Hampshire with her husband and two sons.
Publications
Poetry
⬥Late Night Thoughts In the Hospital, Blood and Thunder Journal, Fall 2014.
⬥The Hybrid of Luther Burbank, Broad River Review, Volume 49, p. 78.
⬥For Women Whom the Gods Love Less, Nasty Women Poets Anthology, September 2017, p. 209.
⬥Cannibals, Slipstream, Number 39, p.53.
⬥At Dusk in Spring, Crosswinds Poetry Journal, Volume 5, p. 68.
Essays
⬥Lazy Ovary Syndrome, Smoky Quartz, Winter 2013.
⬥Late Night Thoughts In the Hospital, Blood and Thunder Journal, Fall 2014.
⬥The Hybrid of Luther Burbank, Broad River Review, Volume 49, p. 78.
⬥For Women Whom the Gods Love Less, Nasty Women Poets Anthology, September 2017, p. 209.
⬥Cannibals, Slipstream, Number 39, p.53.
⬥At Dusk in Spring, Crosswinds Poetry Journal, Volume 5, p. 68.
Essays
⬥Lazy Ovary Syndrome, Smoky Quartz, Winter 2013.
