2019 Poetry Society of America Robert H. Winner Award
Patricia Spears Jones selects an excerpt from Nancy Chen Long's second manuscript as the winner of the Poetry Society of America's Robert H. Winner Award.
2019-Feb Publication
The poem "Cataract" was published in Issue 46 of Third Coast.
Light into Bodies is a finalist for the Phillip H. McMath Post Publication book award
Nancy Chen Long's first book of poetry, Light into Bodies, is a finalist in the fourth annual Phillip H. McMath Post Publication book award.
The poem "Eight Ways of Looking at a Man-Kite" was published in the Fall 2018 issue of Baltimore Review.
The poem "Umbra" was published in Spring/Summer Issue of The Valparaiso Review.
The poem "Why There is No Interest in Singing" was published in Issue 25 of The Adroit Journal.
The poem "Memory Reel" was published in the Winter 2018 issue of The Southern Review.
The poem "Sestina" was published in Issue 202 of Cimarron Review.
The poem "Saving My Mother" was published in Vol 22 Double Issue 2018 of Crab Orchard Review.
The poem "Gonga" was published in Issue 6 (theme "A Little More Common Decency") of So It Goes: Literary Journal of the Kurt Vonnegut Museum.
2017-Sep-28 Review of LIGHT INTO BODIES
Sarah Landry reviews Light into Bodies at Black Warrior Review
2017-Aug-25 Review of LIGHT INTO BODIES
Jessica Goodfellow reviews Light into Bodies on The Rumpus
Indiana Poet Laureate Shari Wagner features Nancy Chen Long as the July 2017 poet on her website Through the Sycamores. The feature includes poems from both Light into Bodies and Clouds as Inkblots for the War Prone, as well as an interview. (If you visit the site after July, scroll down the page until you reach the July feature.)
The poem "CommonWealth, Cash and Carry" featured on Verse Daily
2017-Jun-22 Tampa Review publishes a portfolio of poems
Tampa Review publishes a five poems from Light into Bodies.
"He Takes Up Carving" was published in the Summer 2017 issue of Blue Lyra Review.
University of Tampa Press Director Richard Mathews interviews Nancy about her book and NEA fellowship.
"Christmas, Saigon" was published in the Spring/Summer 2017 issue of Ninth Letter.
Three poems, "Wingspan," "Heading Home," and "On Seeing a Herony of Egrets Nesting in a Tree," were published in the Spring 2017, 32.1 issue of Zone 3.
The poem "Orion" was published in Volume 29 of The Briar Cliff Review.
Indiana Poet Laureate Shari Wagner selected the poem "Dot Product: The Cross Between Particle Theory and Pointillism" as part of the Poetry Month celebration on Indiana Humanities