Image Description: The poet Emily Rose Cole sits in a chair in a room lit by natural light. She wears a red velvet dress and her eyes are turned down, looking at an open book.

Recent News

March 2020: I attend AWP in San Antonio to present a panel called “The Future Is Accessible,” featuring panelists Alice Wong, Keah Brown, Jess Silfa, and Sandra Beasley.

February 2020: Poems of mine appear in print in journals including River Styx, Salamander, and Grist

November 2019: My flash nonfiction essay “On Looking Up” appears in Issue 13 of Nat.Brut.

November 2019: My flash fiction piece “Dentata” is a finalist for Tupelo Quarterly’s TQ19 Fiction Prize and appears in its 19th issue.

November 2019: My review of Laura Hershey: On the Life and Work of an American Master (eds. Meg Day and Niki Herd) appears in Vol 51.1 of the South Carolina Review.

October 2019: My poems “Leda Leaves Manhattan” and “Lent” are reprinted in Doubleback Review.

October 2019: My poem “Spell for the End of the MS Flare” appears in Issue 55 of Rogue Agent.

September 2019: The Cincinnati Review Blog interviews me about disability-as-metaphor and ableism in literary spaces.

September 2019: My poem “What Makes a Pearl” is featured in Ted Kooser’s American Life in Poetry Project, appearing on its weekly column and on the Poetry Foundation’s website.