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 A weird little folk tale about frog rain told orally by one Kester Stoot, recently reported missing.
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Winner of 2013 Mother Vine Award for Best in Poetry (Barnhills Books, NC)
Self-published. Amazon 2012.
In four small collections: The Very Outside, Thicker Than Water, The Animus, and Dry Air, Tiffany Chaney courts accessible language with vivid imagery and exposes sooted skies, a clothesline dividing childhood from change, lovers as familiar as discarded socks... She dances with Woolf and Plath around a bonfire and embraces with wry appreciation the havoc - outer and inner - wreaks to destroy and create what we love, how we love.
"At times raw, painful, and melancholy; at others hopeful... In The Next, Chaney writes: 'When you find yourself in the midst of a perfect present/ and attempt to find yourself there again you cannot/ The only hope you have is the beauty of the next.' In her first collection, we are led by the hand down a path with the speaker and are left, after each poem, wanting the beauty of the next. A tremendous collection, a young talented poet I am sure we will see more of."
- Helen Vitoria, Poet and Editor-In-Chief of Thrush Poetry Journal/ Thrush Press
"At times raw, painful, and melancholy; at others hopeful... In The Next, Chaney writes: 'When you find yourself in the midst of a perfect present/ and attempt to find yourself there again you cannot/ The only hope you have is the beauty of the next.' In her first collection, we are led by the hand down a path with the speaker and are left, after each poem, wanting the beauty of the next. A tremendous collection, a young talented poet I am sure we will see more of."
- Helen Vitoria, Poet and Editor-In-Chief of Thrush Poetry Journal/ Thrush Press
Anthologies: Pagan |
Published by Moon Books. Edited by Trevor Greenfield.
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"Tiffany Chaney writes intense, personal, emotionally charged poems full of evocative and enticing imagery. Something wild runs through her work. It probably has hooves and there may well be leaves in its hair."
-Nimue Brown |
"This is so much more than a goddess directory. The introduction... written by Selena Fox (founder of Circle Sanctuary), who lists and explains 7 potential paths to goddess worship. A beautiful prologue by Tiffany Chaney (artist and author of Between Blue and Grey) is a poetic offering to the goddess in her three aspects, maid, mother, and crone. Thirteen essays follow..."
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Additional Literary Publications & Features
GNU Journal on March 2018. Novel excerpt: The Descent of Tess.
Rattle Poetry's Rattlecast 4 on August 13, 2019. Reading poem: People in Pretty Tiny Boxes, previously published by Thrush Press as a broadside, ironically as Thrush Press 4.
Moonchild Magazine on October 2017. Poetry: La Luna Roja. Art: Moon Daughter.
Yes Poetry on April 20, 2017. Sabbat For My Sisters.
Tepid Autumn Poetry Month Feature: Art and Poems on April 11, 2016. To The Bearers of This Supposed Burden, To An Unborn Daughter, & Hopes For Her. (Available in Between Blue & Grey on Amazon.) Three art pieces: Reborn, Descent, & Ancestor Spirits.
Women's Spiritual Poetry on March 24, 2014. A New Dance of Moon and Sea, a villanelle.
Kind of a Hurricane Press on 2013. Poised in Flight anthology, edited by A.J. Huffman and April Salzano on the theme of "wings." Poetry: The Mind is a Bird's Nest. (Poem available in Between Blue & Grey on Amazon.)
Thrush Press in 2013. Broadside: People in Tiny Pretty Boxes.
Thrush Poetry Journal on March 2012. Irene. (Available in Between Blue & Grey on Amazon.)