Linda Nemec Foster’s poem, “The Cemeteries Near the Ukrainian Border,” is featured on Verse Daily

Linda’s poem from Bone Country was featured on the acclaimed website, Verse Daily. Selected to be the poem highlighted on December 17 2023, this is the third time Linda’s work was chosen by the curators.

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Bone Country Named “A Most Read Review” on North of Oxford Website

For the second time this year, a book review of Bone Country is one of the most read reviews on the website North of Oxford, an online literary magazine from Philadelphia.

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Linda Nemec Foster’s Poem, “Winter Solstice,” Featured on Poetry Catalog Website

Linda’s poem, “Winter Solstice,” was the featured poem on the website Poetry Catalog for November 13, 2023. Poetry Catalog is a curated online magazine that highlights short poems on a daily basis and then archives the poems on their website.

Click on the link below to read “Winter Solstice.”

Second edition of Talking Diamonds published by Cornerstone Press

The publisher of the first edition of Talking Diamonds, New Issues Press, has closed its doors after going out of business. However, Cornerstone Press (University of Wisconsin—Stevens Point) has decided to publish a second edition and keep the book in print.

New listings on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other online booksellers reflect this change.


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DMQ Review’s Virtual Salon Features Bone Country for October, 2023

Linda’s most recent book of prose poetry, Bone Country, was selected to be featured on the DMQ’s Virtual Salon for the month of October, 2023. It includes a seven-minute video of Linda reading a selection from the book. This program also features new books by poets Annis Cassells and Brittney Corrigan.

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For more information, contact editor Sally Ashton at [email protected]

Linda Nemec Foster Interviewed on New Books Network

Linda was interviewed for this national series by poet and editor Megan Wildhood.  Their discussion focused on Linda’s poetry and publications, specifically her new book, Bone Country.

Click on the link below to access the interview.

https://newbooksnetwork.com/bone-country

Bone Country Reviewed in MacQueen’s Quinterly

A book review of Bone Country appeared on the Facebook page of the online journal, MacQueen’s Quinterly.

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Linda Nemec Foster Selected to Participate in a 2023 Creative Writing Workshop in Poland

Linda has been selected to participate in creative writing workshops in Poland during the summer of 2023. She is one of seven poets and writers from the U.S. who have been invited to spend several weeks in June and July interacting with American, Polish, and Ukrainian colleagues.

She is grateful to participate in this creative project.

Cornerstone Press Book Launch Event Featuring Linda Nemec Foster and Heather Bourbeau

Cornerstone Press, the publisher of Bone Country, hosted a Zoom book launch featuring Linda Nemec Foster (author of Bone Country) and Heather Bourbeau.

The Zoom book launch event highlights the Press and two of their newly published poets and was recorded on April 27th, 2023.

Watch the full video of the book launch event below:

Linda’s Poem, “On the First Anniversary of His Death, I Dream of My Father,” to be Included in the South Lyon Poetry Project

Linda’s poem, “On the First Anniversary of His Death, I Dream of My Father,” was selected to be included in the South Lyon Poetry Project. This community-wide project places ten poems on posters (written by ten Michigan poets) throughout the downtown area in celebration of National Poetry Month. This is the second time one of Linda’s poems has been chosen: her work was also honored in the program’s inaugural year in 2021.