ABOUT
D.S. Waldman is a Marsh-Rebelo scholar at San Diego State University. His work has appeared or is forthcoming in such publications as Kenyon Review, Poetry Northwest, Georgia Review, Gettysburg Review, Colorado Review, Missouri Review, Copper Nickel, Southern Humanities Review, 32 Poems, Cherry Tree, Nashville Review, The Common, Los Angeles Review, and Sugar House Review.
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SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
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Poems
“You Asked About Longing” Kenyon Review. (forthcoming)
“Nocturne with Aesthetic Crisis” Poetry Northwest. (forthcoming)
Three Poems Georgia Review. (forthcoming)
“Elegy” Missouri Review (Poem of the Week)
“After Modernism” Southern Humanities Review. (forthcoming)
“Self-portrait as a Childhood Photograph of my Father” Cherry Tree. (forthcoming)
“Decay” Gettysburg Review.
“Nocturne: Before Your Brother’s Funeral” Colorado Review.
“A Love Poem” Copper Nickel.
“The Etiquette of Grief” 32 Poems.
Three Poems The Los Angeles Review.
“75-South” Witness. (forthcoming)
“Ars Poetica” Diode.
“Upon Waking, In a Hush” Sugar House Review.
Three Poems New Letters.
“Decay” Nashville Review.
Two Poems The Common (online).
“At Delphi” The Harvard Advocate.
“Self-portrait, Remotely” Terrain.
Essays Interviews Misc. Prose
“Getting Out of the Way: The Quiet Poem” Poetry Northwest.
“Breathing into the Divine: On Jessica Jacobs Ordinary Immanence" 32 Poems
“A Conversation with Dawn Lundy Martin” Poetry International.
Honors Awards Press
Finalist Georgia Review’s 2021 Loraine Williams Poetry Prize (selected by Arthur Sze)
Winner 2019 Foothill Editor’s Prize (selected by Ishion Hutchinson)
This Spiral: John A. Nieves on D.S. Waldman’s “The Etiquette of Grief”