Poetry

• Kathy Fagan on How to Navigate the Complexities of Caregiving,
  at The One You Feed


• Kathy Fagan on the Poetic Power of “Misusing” Language ,
  at Literary Hub


• Poem With Its Heart Buried Under the Floorboards,
  at The New York Times Magazine


• The Ghost on the Handle,
  at The Nation


• No Meteor,
  at New Republic


• Animal Prudence,
  at poets.org


• Scale,
  at 32poems


• Widows and Brides,
  at The Kenyon Review


• Perpendicular,
  Caro Nome,
  Inscription,
  at Poetry Magazine


• The Children and Other Poems,
  at Narrative Magazine


• Snow Globe,
  at Academy of American Poets Poem-A-Day series


• Middle-Aged Sycamore,
  at Hazlitt


• Sycamores at High Noon,
  November Sycamores: A Choral Valediction,
  Sycamore in the Weak Light of Early Spring
  at The Awl


• Nostophobia
  at One Pause Poetry


• Recovery
  at Redux


• Word Problem with Waves in its Hair
  at The Awl


• 'There's just one little thing: a ring. I don't mean on the phone.'—Eartha Kitt,
  Saloon Pantoum
  at Slate.com


• Shoo Fly ,
  Diadem,
  Ontology and the Platypus,
  Pontoon Pantoum
  at Verse Daily

Prose

• Impressionable
  in 32poems


• Homage to Mr. Levine
  in Coming Close: Forty Essays on Philip Levine, eds. L’Esperance & Morin, Prairie Lights Books, University of Iowa Press, 2013.


• Autumn
  at River Teeth


• Statement of Poetics
  at Poetry Net


• Ox
  at About A Word

News & Interviews

• The Cloudy House, Kathy Fagan on Sycamore, 2017
  


• Superstition Review, an online literary magazine, 2016
  


• Ohio Arts Council Individual Artists Fellowship for Poetry, 2016
  


• Columbia University School of Arts, Alumni Spotlight | Kathy Fagan (Writing '82)
  


• The Kenyon Review, "The KR Conversations," 2015.
  
  
• OSU English, "Kathy Fagan, Concerning Natalie Shapero," 2012.
  
  
• Interview with Kathy Fagan, "Announcing The OSU Press/The Journal Award in Poetry," 2012.
  
  
• As It Ought To Be, "Landscape’s Influence," originally published in Ninth Letter, 2009.
  
  
• Connotation Press, Three poems and interview with John Hoppenthaler, November 2009