Verse Daily features the poem "Confessions" from Nancy Chen Long's book Wider than the Sky.

Diode Editions features the poem "'Your Brain Doesn't Contain Memories—It is Memories'" from Wider than the Sky by Nancy Chen Long.

Nancy Chen Long discusses work, writing, & poetry with publisher Diode Editions.

Katerina Stoykova, host of Accents-a Radio Show for Literature, Art and Culture, interviews Nancy about her book Wider than the Sky and her nontraditional path to poetry.

The Indianapolis Review EIC Natalie Solmer interviews Nancy Chen Long and publishes Nancy's poem "Chiaroscuro."

Taylor Byas of The Cincinnati Review writes an appreciation of Nancy Chen Long's poem from the journal's latest issue, "Reverberation."

As part of their "A Writer's Insight" blog series, The Southern Review interviews Nancy Chen Long about her poem "Narrative is the Native Tongue of the Brain" that was published in their Winter 2020 issue.

Wider than the Sky was selected as a finalist for the the 2020 Lawrence J. Epstein Visiting Writer Award.

The poem "Narrative is the Native Tongue of the Brain" was published in the Winter 2020 issue of The Southern Review.

The poem "In Praise of Fog" was published in the Fall 2019 issue of Poet Lore.

The Indianapolis Review nominated the poem "Dulce Domum," which was published in their Fall 2019 issue, for a Pushcart Prize.

The poem "Reverberation" was published in the Fall 2019 issue of the The Cincinnati Review.

Three poems were published in the Fall 2019 issue of the Indianapolis Review: "1-Mothra" and "2-Mirror, Mirror" from the poetic sequence based on the Rorschach inkblots test and "Dolce Domum" from Nancy Chen Long's forthcoming book Wider Than the Sky.

The poem "Return to Terra Firma" was published in Fall 2019 issue of Menacing Hedge.

Nancy Chen Long's manuscript Wider Than the Sky was selected as one of the winners of Diode Editions' Book Contest. The book is expected to be released in March 2020 at the AWP Conference.

The poems "Wordlust" and "Learning to Barter with God the Way My Mother Barters With the Fishmonger Over Yesterday's Spoils" were published in the Issue 26 of Smartish Pace.

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.

The poem "Why I Should Love the Number 8" was published in the 2019 issue of Moon City Review.

The poem "Cataract" was published in Issue 46 of Third Coast.

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.