Books
The Feast Delayed, full-length poetry collection, Terrapin Books, 2021
This Space for Message, Poetry Chapbook, Seven Kitchens Press, 2017
Playing for Equality: Oral Histories of Women Leaders in the Early Years of Title IX, Diane LeBlanc and Allys Swanson, McFarland & Company, 2016
Sudden Geography, Poetry Chapbook, Finishing Line Press, 2014
Dancer With Good Sow, Poetry Chapbook, Finishing Line Press, 2008
Hope in Zone Four, Poetry Chapbook, Talent House Press, 1998
Nonfiction
“The Bird,” (forthcoming)
“Patterns,” Thimble, 5:4, Spring 2023
“Coping with Course Evaluations: How Life Coaching and a Louise Penny Novel Changed The Way I Read Even Critical Ones,” Inside Higher Ed, February 2023
“Too Much With Us,” Bacopa Literary Review 2022
“What Anna Ludwig Saw,” Bellevue Literary Review, 43, 2022
“Autobiography of a Decade,” Journal of Compressed Creative Arts, January 2022
“Mountain Quartet,” Atticus Review, September 9, 2021
“Empathy Lessons,” The Briar Cliff Review, 2021
“Convergence,” River Teeth Beautiful Things, July 27, 2020
“Rodeo, Football, and Writing: Entering the Academy Through Embodied Practice,” Writing on the Edge, 30:2, Spring 2020
“Tethers,” Green Mountains Review, April 22, 2020
“Separates,” Cimarron Review, 206/207/208, 2019
“Sorting,” The Briar Cliff Review, 27, 2015
“Scripts,” The Journal, 36:3, Summer 2012
“Elsewhen,” Bellingham Review, 63, Spring 2011
“Wasp Season,” Natural Bridge, 25, Spring 2011
“Thinking Like a House,” The Briar Cliff Review, 22, 2010
“Weaving Voices: Writing as a Working Class Daughter, Professor, and Poet,” Teachers & Writers, 37.1, September/October 2005
“Break Down,” South Dakota Review, 42.1, Spring 2004
“The Extraordinary Death of Novae,” Natural Bridge, Fall 2003
“Voices,” Water~Stone Review, Fall 2002
Poetry
“Before Words,” Indianapolis Review, 23, Spring 2023
“Affinity,” Gleam 5, 2022
“Small Bones,” Stirring, 24:4, 2022
“Two Telescopic Views of the Moon,” Heron Tree, June 2022
“When the Power Goes Out During a Spring Storm,” Autumn Sky Poetry Daily, May 13, 2022
“Days After the Fire,” RockPaperPoem, 2, 2021
“How to Keep From Keeping, Heron Tree, July 2021
“Damage Control,” Sweet Lit,13.3, 2021
“Open Again,” Global Poemic, May 13, 2021
“The Kite,” SWWIM, May 10, 2021
“Negative Entropy,” “Repair,” Gleam 2, 2021
“Winter Self,” Eastern Iowa Review, January 2021
“The End of Early,” Book of Matches, January 2021
“Small Shrines,” Passager 2020
“Possum,” “Suddenly You Are Alone,” Mid-American Review40.1, 2020
“I Paint His Absence,” Bellevue Literary Review 37, 2019
“Emigration, 1928,” “Old Blue Globe” Peninsula Pulse, 25i31, August 2-9, 2019
“Stage III Prayer,” Ruminate 51, 2019
“Here, Between,” “Striations,” “Stars to Fire,” Minerva Rising 16, 2019
“Expired,” “Notes from Paradise,” Sweet Lit 11.2, 2019
“The End of Grief,” Mid-American Review 36.2, 2016
“What Made Her Foreign,” “From The Dictionary of Spools” Tinderbox Poetry Journal, 2:1, 2015
“What You Know After Reading the Last Page First” elsewhere, Issue 5, September 2014
“April Triolet,” WomenArts Quarterly Journal, 4:3, 2014
“A Mistranslation of Baudelaire’s ‘Evening Harmony'” Rhino 2014
“Rubble” New Delta Review 3.2, Summer 2013
“Shadow Theory,” “In the Museum of Lost Wings” Open Window Review, Issue 5, 2013
“Intervention,”Salamander Winter 2012/13
“Of Almost Believing,” “Speaking of Weather,” The Comstock Review26.1/2, 2012
“Sudden Geography,” Hayden’s Ferry Review 50, Spring 2012
Three Poems, Open Window Review 2, 2012
“If I Go Before You,” Tupelo Press Poetry Project
“Blue Parrot Wound,” “Work In Progress,” The Prose-Poem Project, Summer 2011
“Picasso’s Coyote,” The Louisville Review 69, Spring 2011
“Mammogram,” The Comstock Review Fall/Winter 2009
” Glose: A Keyhole Remembering a Door” Asheville Poetry Review, 2009
“Where to Begin,” Earth’s Daughters 74, 2009
“Salt Bread Broom,” So To Speak: A Feminist Journal Winter/Spring 2008
“Sunday Morning on the Charles,” The Anthology of New England Writers 2008
“The First and Last Body,” Runes 2007
“Song of Knife on Glass,” The Healing Muse
“Truth Is, My Mother Never Liked My Father in Uniform,” Blue Collar Review
“Proving the Moon,” Onion River Review, 2007
“Living With Forbidden Desire in the Midwest,” Rhino 2006
“Moonlight in My Palms,” Earth’s Daughters 67, 2005
“Bardo,” “Dream Therapy,” Bellingham Review, Volume 28:2 Issue 56, Fall 2005
“Married to English,” So To Speak: A Feminist Journal Winter/Spring 2005
“Good Friday in the Refuge,” Pilgrimage 30:1, 2005
“Sunday Morning Public Radio,” “Lonely,” Blue Earth Review, Winter 2005
“If I Had Children,” The Comstock Review, Fall/Winter 2004
“Parable of the Leopard,” The Anthology of New England Writers 2005
“Longing,” Hiram Poetry Review 65, Spring 2004
“On Finding A Small White Feather in a Used Copy of Raymond Carver’s Ultramarine,”Rhino 2004
“Aphasia,” Red Rock Review Spring 2003
“Birdhouse,” The Comstock Review Fall/Winter 2002
“Map of the Heavens, 9 p.m., October 1st,” Diner Fall/Winter 2001
“November Zen,” “Red D’Anjou,” Earth’s Daughters 56, 2001
“An Observation on Newton’s Second Law,” River Oak Review Volume 14, Spring 2000
“Dry Clean Only,” Primavera Volume 23, 2000
“Transplanted in Mid-July,” “Fifth Anniversary,” Great River Review Fall 1997
“Labor,” The Anthology of New England Writers 1998
“Rain Dance Among the Beans,” “Forgiveness,” Pinyon Poetry Fall 1996
“The Relatives,” The Cape Rock Spring 1995
Fiction
“Old Red Socks,” Pinyon, 14, Spring 2005
“Temporary Woman,” Permafrost, 25, Fall 2003
Anthologies
“To the Two Titanium Screws in My Left Hand,” The Strategic Poet: Honing the Craft, Ed. Diane Lockward. Terrapin Books, 2021.
Red Wing Arts 20th Annual Poet Artist Collaboration, 2021; 2022
“Work in Progress.” Claiming Our Callings: Toward a New Understanding of Vocation and the Liberal Arts. Ed. Kaethe Schwehn and L. DeAne Lagerquist. Oxford University Press, 2014
“Teaching Writers to See Family” and “Mothers and Daughters: Telling Shared Stories.” Women Writing on Family: Tips on Writing, Teaching, and Publishing. Ed. Carol Smallwood and Suzann Holland. The Key Publishing House, 2012
Articles & Interviews
Diane LeBlanc, “From Fine Line to Fugue: Articulating Racial Consciousness through Voice and Structure in Two Poems by Elizabeth Alexander,” The Journal of Graduate Liberal Studies, Volume VIII, Number 2, Spring 2003
Deborah Keenan and Diane LeBlanc, “An Interview with Elizabeth Alexander,”Water~Stone Review, Volume 6, Number 1, Fall 2003
Diane LeBlanc, “Leaving Everything ‘Backdaire’: Neologism as Oppositional Language in Fae Myenne Ng’s Bone.” Rocky Mountain Review of Language and Literature,Volume 54, Number 1, 2000, pp. 11-22
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