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Sequestrum (2025, Spring / Issue 43):

• My “Contributor Spotlight” Interview

• 3 poems, published in the “Reprints” issue: “Peace Lilies,” “A Slice of Bread,” “Waltz”
  
  

The Notre Dame Review (2022, Spring / Issue 53):

• “Coal Miners’ Daughters” — 4 poems: “The Survivor Sun,” “Census,” “Peace Lilies,” “After the Sunshower”:

Synkronicity (2024/2025, “Haunting” Issue):

• “Sköll”

• “Dawn Priestess” — 3 poems: “Classroom,” “Ragtime,” “The Marshall House”
  
  See my Featured Artist page

Unbroken (2024, October):

• “Tales of Transformation” — 3 poems: “Metamorphosis”; “Ritual”; “Invincible”
  
  

Big Bend Literary Magazine (2021, Fall):

• Poems nominated for The Orison Anthology Editorial Awards: “Your Boots” and “Walking Beams”
  
  

Pedestal Magazine (2021, Summer / Issue 88):

• “Aryqi” (text and audio)

Southwestern American Literature (2021, Spring / Volume 45, №2):

California Quarterly (2021, Spring) & Sappho’s Torque (featured for 2021 Poetry Month):

• “Things of the Sky”

North Dakota Quarterly (2019-2020, Fall-Winter Issue):

• “Pencil” (See “Autumnal Poetry from Elina Petrova” — North Dakota Quarterly, September 25, 2019)
  ”Pencil” also received 2nd place honors in the 2020 national contest of Public Poetry
  (See Judges’ Selections: a runner-up award for “Wicked Wit”).

• “Toccata,” “Cicadas,” “Flower of Stone” — read a full “quartet of autumnal poems” in the issue 86.3/4

Chicago Quarterly Review (2019-2020, Fall-Winter Issue):

My poem, “A Slice of Bread,” in the Chicago Quarterly Review 25th Anniversary Issue (See CQR, September 30, 2019)

Porter House Review (2019, December):

• “Waltz” — my poem featured by PHR
  
  Elina Petrova’s Porter House Review page 
  
  
  

The Ekphrastic Review (2024, July; 2020, September & October):

• “Separation”

• “Rooms by the Sea”

• “Birds of Perugia”
  

Panoply (2016 Pushcart Prize Nominee):

• “Rooms by the Sea” (2016)

• “Tuesday Afternoon” (2015)
  
  
  

Melancholy Hyperbole (2015):

• “Flatland”

• “Road Chant for a Mechanical Doll”

• “Old and Lost”
  
  
  

Ilya’s Honey (2014):

• “Timeline” - 2 poems: “Tonality” and “Backyard Laptop”)
  
  
  

Friendswood Public Library, TX (Poems Featured in 2015 and 2014):

• “Worry Doll,” “Texas Photos: Osan, AB, 1969”

• “Polyphony,” “West Houston: Light Over Neighborhood”
  
  
  

The Texas Review (2015-2016, Fall-Winter Issue):