Simone Muench‘s third book Orange Crush was released by Sarabande in 2010, and her collaboration of epistolary poems Disappearing Address, co-written with Philip Jenks, was released by BlazeVox in 2010. She is a professor, vegetarian and horror film fan.  >> more 

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Recently awarded a 2013 NEA Fellowship in Poetry

Winner of the Fall 2012 Black Lawrence Chapbook Contest for Trace

Recipient of a 2013 Lewis Faculty Scholar Award

Recipient of  2011 and  2012 Vermont Studio Center Fellowships

Guest Editor for the Fall 2012 Issue of Fifth Wednesday Journal

Chief faculty advisor for Jet Fuel Review

Orange Crush is available from Sarabande Books

Disappearing Address, co-written with Philip Jenks, at BlazeVOX 

New poems appear at Academy of American Poets and Apocalypse Now: Poems and Prose from the End of Days. Others are forthcoming, or recently published, in Quarterly West, A Public Space, The Laurel Review, Boston Review, Salt Hill, Gulf Coast, and Bellingham Review. Collaborative poems with Philip Jenks appear in Colorado Review, Drunken Boat, Bombay Gin, and others. Their “Dear Chicago” is in City of the Big Shoulders: An Anthology of Poems About Chicago, (Iowa University Press, 2012).