Archana Sridhar

Published poems (available online)

Adriatico, Rising Phoenix Review (December 2023).

The World Fell Into My Mother’s Eye, Maza Arts Collective Anthology (June 2023).

Two poems, Guest [a journal of guest editors], above/ground press (December 2022).

Five poems, Rigorous Magazine (Imposter Syndrome, to be seen, Of Lash and Loom, Playing Wizards Unite as the World Ends, Disembodied Disney) (September 2022)

Hope in High Park, Poetry Pause (March 2022)

Our Initials Were U.S.A. (1970-1994), a chapbook from Ethel micro-press (February 2022)

At the Edge of the World, Poetry Pause (January 2022)

Patches of Paper Birch, Poetry Pause (October 2021)

On the Highway in Winter, Montana Mouthful (October 2021)

Two poems, the tide rises, the tide falls literary journal (April 2021)

Navel-Gazing, No Contact (March 2021)

Renderings, a chapbook from 845 Press (November 2020)

Foxes in Michigan, Watch Your Head (December 2020)

Wilderness, Quarantine Review, Issue 6 (December 2020)

Rendering, Funicular Magazine (June 2020)

Three poems, Shot Glass Journal (June 2020)

Green, NationalPoetryMonth.ca, AngelHousePress (April 2020)

Three poems, Hairstreak Butterfly Review, O Canada special issue (March 2020)

Two short poems on the legacy of Kobe Bryant, Bridge Eight Press (February 2020)

“Maybe at the end all you see is faces,” Nightingale & Sparrow, ‘Nevermore’ issue (October 2019)

“After Birth,” Barren Magazine (March 2019)

“The Ring,” The Puritan Literary Magazine (Winter 2019). Related author note in The Town Crier.

“Overnight Meditations,” Alegrarse: A Literary Journal (February 2019)

“Runaway Dandelion Galaxy,” League of Canadian Poets’ Fresh Voices (January 2019)

“First Time in L.A.,” Neon Mariposa (January 2019)

“Asylee/Refugee,” Blake-Jones Review (January 2019), reprinted in South Shore Review (March 2021)

“Three-Fifths Compromise” and “A Life in Relief,” The Hellebore (December 2018)

“In the Background,” The /tƐmz/ Review (November 2018)

“Pranams / Salutations,” The Brown Orient (October 2018)

“Waiting to Self-Immolate,” Poets Reading the News (September 2018)