I am available for interviews and guest posts. The fastest way to contact me is to email jess.invincible.summer@gmail.com.
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Books:
My thesis, Landscapes, Dreamscapes, is a book-length collection of poetry, bound and printed and available to view in the English building at Northern Arizona University.
My e-book, Invincible Summer: a Map to the Center of You is available for immediate purchase & download right here.
Swansongs, my first poetry collection, will appear in print in the late winter/early spring of 2013.
Book and magazine appearances:
My Manifesto for Poets, Artists, and other Misfit Souls has been reprinted in the ebook Cultivating your Voice, created by Joy Holland.
I was so proud to contribute to the book Note to Self: The Secret to Becoming Your Own Best Friend, created and edited by Jo Macdonald of the Red Box Company.
I’m a monthly contributor to Wild Sister Magazine.
My poetry has appeared in the following publications:
Features and guest blog posts:
Recently, I was featured in Emmanuelle Lambert’s Big Why series.
I’ve appeared as a guest blogger over at Roots of She.
“How to Make Your Writing Pop and Shine” was written for my “amazeballs” career coach, Michelle Ward, a/k/a the “When I Grow Up Coach.”
Interviews:
I’ve been interviewed at Facets of Joy.
Book reviews:
“Find Your Voice with the Invincible Summer e-book,” by Tatiana Apostolova.
“Soul-Soothing, Word-Bending Writing Journeys with Jess Morrow,” by Michele Bergh.
Awards:
My poem “For Jen” received the third prize in the 2006 Tom Howard Poetry Contest.
Just a few of the great reviews of (and/or blog posts inspired by) the Invincible Summer ecourse:
“Grateful that I joined the Invincible Summer Writing Course,” by Tatiana Apostolova
“Here’s the Truth,” by Kirsten Tulsian
“Musing Mondays: I am” by Gaelach Odindottir
“Blooming Out of the Mud” and “Dreams for the Week” by Nancy Lennon
“Invincible Summer ‘Aha!’ Moment” by Michelle Halpern
Other cool stuff:
I have presented papers on women in literature at conferences throughout the Southwestern United States.
I hold an M.A. in Creative Writing from Northern Arizona University. In my “spare time” I’m pursuing an M.A. in TESOL because I want to travel the world and give the gift of language to as many people as possible.
I’ve taught college English classes, online creative writing courses, and have had a number of jobs as an English tutor and editor.
My work history also includes jobs teaching English and yoga in India, working as a barista, and working as an advocate for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault.
Currently, I’m passionately pursuing my dreams of writing, teaching, and editing for a living.
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