Juditha Dowd writes poetry, essays and fiction. Recent work has been published in Kestrel, Schuylkill Valley Review, Off the Coast, Canary, Spillway and Ekphrasis, as well as featured on Poetry Daily and Verse Daily. She has authored three chapbooks of poems and a full-length collection, Mango in Winter. Her most recent book is Audubon’s Sparrow, a verse biography of Lucy Bakewell, the wife of John James Audubon.
From Poets and Writers
Publications and Prizes
Audubon’s Sparrow (Rose Metal Press, 2020)
Mango in Winter (Grayson Books, 2013)
What Remains (Finishing Line Press, 2009), The Weathermancer (Finishing Line Press, 2006)
Adanna, Canary, Cider Press Review, Earth’s Daughters, Journal of New Jersey Poets, Kestrel, Poetry Daily, Ruminate, Spillway, The Barefoot Muse, The Florida Review
The Cool Women Poets 