Lindsay Lusby is the author of the poetry collection Catechesis: a postpastoral (The University of Utah Press, June 2019), winner of the Agha Shahid Ali Poetry Prize, judged by Kimiko Hahn. She is also the author of two chapbooks, Blackbird Whitetail Redhand (Porkbelly Press, 2018) and Imago (dancing girl press, 2014), and the winner of the 2015 Fairy Tale Review Poetry Contest. Her poems have appeared most recently in The Cincinnati Review, Passages North, The Account, North Dakota Quarterly, and Tinderbox Poetry Journal. Her visual poems have appeared in Dream Pop Press and Duende. She is the Assistant Director of the Rose O’Neill Literary House at Washington College, where she serves as assistant editor for the Literary House Press and managing editor for Cherry Tree.
Among other things, she is a poet, editor, arts administrator, letterpress printer, typewriter enthusiast, and avid tea-drinker. She loves horror movies, fairy tales, and all the fabulous names of wildflowers.
Among other things, she is a poet, editor, arts administrator, letterpress printer, typewriter enthusiast, and avid tea-drinker. She loves horror movies, fairy tales, and all the fabulous names of wildflowers.