Ellene Glenn Moore is an American writer living in Zürich. She is the author of How Blood Works (Kent State University Press, 2021), winner of the Stan and Tom Wick Poetry Prize, and Passage: An Essay (Orison Books, 2025), winner of the Orison Chapbook Prize. Ellene’s poetry, prose, and translation work have appeared or are forthcoming in The Cincinnati Review, Gulf Coast, The Southern Review, and elsewhere. Find her at elleneglennmoore.com.
Poetry
Spring 2025
Juniper
Scratches from the wind chime by the front doora blocked tear duct & stairwell chatter.From somewhere the recollection of juniper. Will youlove me even if I lose my memory?Across the […]
Poetry
Spring 2025
News
From my balcony I can seeFrau Suter’s stooped backamong the dahlias she wearsthe dark blue cardigan and herapron. All summer longher daughters took turnshelping in the garden mowing the lawnand […]