Linda Nemec Foster’s poem, The Night My Daughter Saw Emily Dickinson’s Ghost, White Dress and All”, was recently featured on the website of the popular literary journal, the San Antonio Review.
Linda Nemec Foster was interviewed in Presence, a poetry journal published by Caldwell University (New Jersey), in March of 2026.
Talking Diamonds and The Blue Divide, two of Linda Nemec Foster’s acclaimed poetry books, were recently reviewed on the popular website, Tweetspeak Poetry.
Linda was the final judge for the 2026 poetry chapbook contest sponsored by Michigan Writers Cooperative Press.
Linda Nemec Foster’s book of prose poems, Bone Country, was recently reviewed on the popular website, Tweetspeak Poetry.
Linda Nemec Foster’s work is highlighted by the editors of Poetry Daily. Her prose poem, “Scattering the Ashes on Lake Geneva” (published in her book Bone Country) is featured on this very selective website for August 12, 2025.
Linda Nemec Foster is featured on DMQ’s Virtual Salon. For the entire month of July 2025, her new book, The Lake Huron Mermaid.
Linda Nemec Foster is invited to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Cervena Barva Press.
Bone Country, Linda Nemec Foster’s award-winning book of prose poems, is reviewed in MER (Mom Egg Review).
Linda is interviewed by Jeff Milo for his podcast, “A Little Too Quiet” (sponsored by the Ferndale Public Library in Ferndale, Michigan). She is the final poet selected to be featured on the show to complete the celebration of National Poetry Month in April. In this interview, Linda discusses her new book, The Lake Huron Mermaid, a collaboration with co-author […]