Tinamarie Cox

Tinamarie Cox typically creates poetry from her brain regurgitations. Sometimes she dips her toes in short stories and her fingers in paint. Overall, she is excited to expand her universe through her creativity.

AZ, United States

Chapbooks

Book cover of A Collection of Morning Hours by Tinamarie Cox

A Collection of Morning HoursPoetry, chapbook, 36 pages, from Bottlecap Features. 2024

Book cover of Self-Destruction in Small Doses by Tinamarie Cox

Self-Destruction in Small DosesPoetry, chapbook, 32 pages, from Bottlecap Features.Bottlecap Press/ Bottlecap Features, 2023

Selected work (98 publications)

The Hyacinth Review, 2023

San Antonio Review, 2024

Frosted Kiss [and] Pinecone Trio

nature photography

The Viridian Door, 2024

AgeIng Beautydownload here: https://be96ec23-2e7a-41a4-82af-edf178d90c6e.filesusr.com/ugd/7f31e1_26dfa916252641a2bcb4efeea593a9ed.pdf

The Saturday Evening Post, 2024

What We Leave Behindpublished in the 2024 anthology of Best Short Stories from the SatEvePost Great American Fiction Contest. Honorable Mention.

literary fiction

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Links

Atmosphere Press: Author Interview with Tinamarie Cox

Chapbook Review by Author Eric WilliamsonAuthor Eric Williamson gives his thoughts on my poetry chapbook, Self-Destruction in Small Doses (Bottlecap Press, 2023).

Secrets Are Like Lies1st place in Nymeria Publishing's Short Form Poetry Contest 2023

A Permanent Resident of Somerset CountySupernatural Park podcast is about creatures of myth, legend, and folklore. Season 2, Episode 1, Park Ranger Amy discusses Lake Superior's Mishipeshu lore and also reads my poem "A Permanent Resident of Somerset County" about the Devil's Tree in NJ.

The Elevation Review: National Poetry MonthYouTube collaboration with The Elevation Review. With the release of its seventh issue, on April 11, 2022, The Elevation Review used testimonials gathered from contributors to celebrate National Poetry Month.