Clare Paniccia, PhD student in Creative Writing

Address: 402 Morrill Hall
Message: 405-744-1881
E-mail: clare.paniccia@okstate.edu
Website: www.clarepaniccia.com

BA, SUNY University at Buffalo
MA, Southeast Missouri State University

"Self Portrait as Siren, as Fig," "To See a Baby in a Dream," Sonora Review (forthcoming)
"Still, My Uncle Sits on a Tendril of Gun Smoke," Zone 3 (forthcoming)
"Breakup in Three Scenes," Connotation Press: An Online Artifiact (forthcoming)
"Marrow," "Epistle from Eve to Adam," "Portrait of Body with Fruit, Forbidden," "Self-Portrait as Bison Struck by Lightning," Nimrod International Journal (forthcoming)
"Atonement," The Pinch (forthcoming)
"Premonition," The Indianola Review (forthcoming)
"Listen:" Lunch Ticket (forthcoming)
"Nearshore Darling," Superstition Review (Issue 17)
"Vestige," The Boiler Journal (Spring 2016)
"Poem for the Horse Phedras de Blondel," Radar Poetry (Issue 10)
"Planets, Misaligned," Puerto del Sol (Issue 51.2)
"Portrait of Margaret, My Father, and Me," Slippery Elm Literary Journal (2015 Issue)
"I Wish I Could Say," Best New Poets 2015
"First Time," "In Which We Discover God's Plan," Cave Region Review (Volume 7)
"On Seeing the Doe," Ruminate Magazine (Issue 36)
"The Things We Once Were," The Cape Rock (Issue 43.1)
"Renée," Thistle Magazine (The Home Issue)
"Sunday Series," Pine Hills Review
"Winter Sonnets," Cumberland River Review

CWA Vice President, 2016-2017
2016 - Finalist, the Sonora Review Poetry Contest, sponsored by Sonora Review and judged by Mathias Svalina
2016 - Finalist, the Pablo Neruda Prize for Poetry, sponsored by Nimrod International Journal and judged by Robin Coste Lewis
2016 - Finalist, the Indiana Review Poetry Prize, sponsored by Indiana Review and judged by Camille Rankine
2016 - Finalist, the Baltimore Review Winter Contest (Health), sponsored by Baltimore Review and judged by Joanna Pearson, MD
2015 - Finalist, the Slippery Elm Poetry Contest, sponsored by Slippery Elm Literary Journal and judged by Renee Nicholson
2015 - Finalist, Best New Poets 2015, sponsored by Meridian and judged by Tracy K. Smith
2015 - Finalist, the Jane McCabe Poetry Prize, sponsored by Ruminate Magazine and judged by Dan Beachy-Quick

"Forfeiting the Soul: Depersonalization, Masking, and the Impossibility of the Dual Self in Gene Luen Yang's American Born Chinese." Page23 LitCon. Denver, Colorado. May 23-25, 2015.
"The Digitized Ethos: Accessing Rhetorical Analysis via Facebook in the Composition Classroom." Radical Writes Graduate Writing Conference. Arkansas State University (Jonesboro, Arkansas). March 13-14, 2015.
"'Why are we writing this stuff, anyway?' Utilizing a Service-Based Approach to Cultivate Active Learning." Midwest Graduate Student Conference on Writing. Southeast Missouri State University (Cape Girardeau, Missouri). April 11-12, 2014.
"'I cannot be a man with wishing, so I will die a woman with grieving': The Conflict of Feminine Free Will and Respect in Much Ado About Nothing." Rocky Mountain Modern Language Associaton. Vancouver, Washington. October 10-12, 2013.