“whatever returns from oblivion returns to find a voice”
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About
Nicole DiCello’s poetry has appeared in numerous academic journals and online publications, such as Poetry East, Breakwater Review, Nimrod, The New Guard, and The Massachusetts Review. She holds an M.F.A. in Creative Writing Poetry from Emerson College, and lives in Worcester, MA where she leads the Worcester Workshop for Publishing Poets.
Publications
The Massachusetts Review: “Alpha Centauri” (volume 55, issue 2) 2014
Common Ground Review: “Ode to the Dreamworld” and 2014
“Inextricable” (volume 16.1)
Breakwater Review: “The Arrival” (issue 7) 2012
The New Guard: “The Long Emergency” (volume 2) 2012
Blue Mesa Review: “Nebular Hypothesis” (issue 24) 2011
Nimrod: “The Cherry Tree” (spring/summer issue) 2011
Nimrod: “Parallax,” “After Your Harsh Words (Jupiter Undone)” 2010
(spring/summer issue)
Concho River Review: “Brown Dwarf” (spring issue) 2009
Mid-America Poetry Review: “After” (winter 2008-2009 issue) 2009
Ballard Street Poetry Journal: “Mars Transiting 4 a.m.” (winter issue) 2009
Ibbetson St. Review: “Blueshift” (issue 25) 2008
The Somerville News: “Redshift” (October 22, 2008) 2008
Poetry East: “Black Hole,” “Dark Matter,” “Falling Star,” “Collisions,” 2008
and “Antares” (issue 62)
Ibbetson St. Review: “The Corset” (issue 21) 2007
pro•fusion: “Persephone” (volume 2) 1996
pro•fusion: “Distortion” (volume 1) 1995
Workshops
Workshops are on a temporary hiatus right now because something exciting is cooking….. Stay tuned to this space for updates coming this fall and/or winter!
Contact
Interested in signing up for one of my workshops or inviting me to give a reading of my work? There’s too little meaningful communication in the world. Tell me what’s on your mind.
Blog
Poetry and Connecting/Illuminating the Unseen
I love poetry for numerous reasons: how it makes me feel, the way it conjures rich vistas in the mind as though with a paintbrush, the way… Read more “Poetry and Connecting/Illuminating the Unseen”
Immigrants As Humans
Sometimes I’m astounded at the need to say certain things. Such as the title of this blog post. But in the time of Trump, and in the… Read more “Immigrants As Humans”
Oblivion: A New Year’s Prayer
As we make the turn from one calendar year to another, let us remember this: “whatever returns from oblivion returns to find a voice.” That applies to… Read more “Oblivion: A New Year’s Prayer”
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