Leafskin
Miranda Schmidt's lyrical debut novel blurs the boundaries between poetry and prose, human and nonhuman, reality and magic. A tale of queer love, new motherhood, and ecological interconnectedness, Leafskin interrogates how we create, and what we become, in a time of environmental devastation.
Short Fiction
Skin || TriQuarterly
Aquarium || This Side of the Divide: Stories of the American West (Baobab Press)
Psyche in the Dark || Recommended Reading Electric Literature
Undergrowth || Phoebe
Maps and Legends || The Collagist
Rose Briar, Briar Rose || Luna Station Quarterly
Familiar || Phantom Drift
Just a Moment || Driftwood Press
The Queen is Dead || Clackamas Literary Review
I Heart Tam Lin || Gingerbread House
Essay
Salmon Homecoming || Orion
The Girls Who Turned Into Trees || Electric Literature
Living with Climate Change in the Forests of the Burning World || Tree Talk Column || Catapult
Finding Sanctuary in Cemeteries, the Forests of the Dead || Tree Talk Column || Catapult
How Trees Complicate Out Understand of Gender || Tree Talk Column || Catapult
Reading My Way Into a Queer Literary Lineage || Catapult
Poetry
Eurydice | poem | Ghost City Review
Daphne Turns To Laurel | poem | F(r)iction