Writer-in-Residence at the Yellowstone Art Museum
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Join me! Upcoming workshops, events, classes: TBD
My Visible Vault schedule: I will be at the Visible Vault, located behind the Yellowstone Art Museum in downtown Billings, Montana most Tuesday afternoons 3-6pm and Thursdays 10-6pm. But on other days and times as well! Keep up by subscribing or following my Instagram.
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Upcoming Readings and Events
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TBD in 2024!
Now Available!
Order your copy of my first chapbook, 27 Threats to Everyday Life, (Finishing Line Press 2023). Semi-finalist in the 2021 New Women's Voices Chapbook Competition by Finishing Line Press.
Poetry
Forthcoming from the Western Humanities Review, My poem “Mudslides” was chosen as the runner-up in the 2022 Mountain West Writers’ Contest.
Recent Poetry Publications
New poetry is available online and in print in:
“How to Find a Bird” in The Festival Review ( Spring 2023, vol. 11)
“Evacuation” and “Seizing” in issue v of the tiny journal
“Wildfire” in the Clackamas Literary Review, Spring 2022 print issue
“Bears” in the print issue of the New Plains Review, Fall 2021
“Feeder” in the Great Lakes Review
“Mesothelioma Sestina” in the Summer 2022 print issue of Plainsongs (available for purchase)
“Dive” in West Trade Review, Summer 2022
“Insomnia” in West Trade Review, Fall 2022, including audio
Order Poetry Books & Anthologies
Now available! My first poetry chapbook 27 Threats to Everyday Life from Finishing Line Press.
Bright Bones: Contemporary Montana Writing anthology from Open Country Press.
Reading “Insomnia”
An oral history and reading of my poem “Insomnia,” published in West Trade Review, fall 2022 and included in my chapbook 27 Threats to Everyday Life.
AUTHOR BIO:
Anne Holub received a MFA from the University of Montana and a creative writing MA from Hollins University. Her poetry has been featured on Chicago Public Radio and in The Doubleback Review, The Mississippi Review, The Asheville Poetry Review, Phoebe, and The Beacon Street Review (now Redivider), among other publications. New work is forthcoming from the New Plains Review, West Trade Review, and the Great Lakes Review. She has two poems published in the anthology Bright Bones: Contemporary Montana Writing, (Open Country Press 2018). She was a part of the inaugural class of artists-in-residence of the Open AIR Montana artists program, placed at the Flathead Lake Bio Station in April 2019. Her debut chapbook, 27 Threats to Everyday Life, was published by Finishing Line Press (Spring 2023). Originally from Virginia, and after more than a decade in Chicago, she now lives and writes in Billings, Montana with her husband Dan, their two dogs Merle and Rosie, and a sourdough starter named Rhonda.