Chapbooks
All Else Falls to Shadow | from Dancing Girl Press (December 2018).
To purchase a signed or inscribed copy of All Else Falls to Shadow, please contact Amy Lee through this site or send her $10 through Venmo @AmyLee-Heinlen and include your name (for the inscription) and your mailing address.
Poems
Forthcoming
“Dear,” & “How You Might Leave” forthcoming The Femme Rising Anthology, Purple Ink Press
2025
“Self-Portrait as Noah,” & “When Jennifer Aniston was Married to Brad Pitt” in The Bimbo Feminist Anthology, Purple Ink Press
“Saturday Morning Flannel Sheets” Pittsburgh Quarterly
“Spiritual Warfare” Amethyst Review
2024
“Some experienced aversions to the color red and to pointy-toed shoes” FERAL: A Journal of Poetry and Art
“In a Poem Just Like This One” MER Online FOLIO: Mother Writer / Mother Artist
2023
“In Bad Taste” Literary Mama
“All Saints’ Day” FEED
2019
“Only” Glass: A Journal of Poetry
2018
“Still” Stirring: A Literary Collective
“Afternoon Poem” Pittsburgh Poetry Houses
2 poems Voices from the Attic, Vol. 24
“Some Days are Like This” Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
“Birth Plan” Rogue Agent
2017
“Self-Portrait as the Apostle Paul” Nasty Women Poets: An Unapologetic Anthology of Subversive Verse
“Jewelweed” The Crawl Space Journal
3 poems Wicked Alice
2016
“Collage” Rogue Agent
“Self-Portrait as the Apostle Paul” Pittsburgh City Paper Chapter and Verse
2015
3 poems Olentangy Review
“My Heart is a Cannonball” Pittsburgh Poetry Review
“Two Step” Ground
“How Big is Baby?” Pretty Owl Poetry
“Cooking Together” Voices from the Attic, Vol. 21
2014
2 poems Voices from the Attic, Vol. 20
“Pangea” Mom Egg Review
2013
“What to Expect” Red Clay Review
2 poems Voices from the Attic, Vol. 19
2012
2 poems Voices from the Attic, Vol. 18
Articles & Book Chapters
“Creatively Collecting: Leveraging the Power of the Collective to Benefit Our Local Collection,” written with Tracie Ballock and Kirsten Ostergaard, book chapter in Collaborations in Acquisitions
“It’s the Little Things! How We’re Making the JKM Library Circulation Desk More Inviting.” WPWVC-ACRL Chapter Newsletter
Amy Lee Heinlen 