Lisa Higgs, Author at The Adroit Journal

Lisa Higgs

Lisa Higgs’ third chapbook Earthen Bound was published by Red Bird Chapbooks in 2019. Her poem “Wild Honey Has the Scent of Freedom” was awarded 2nd Prize in the 2017 Basil Bunting International Poetry Prize, and she was twice a finalist for the Vallum Poetry Award. Higgs’ work has been published in numerous literary journals and been nominated for Best of the Net, the Pushcart Prize, and two Illinois Arts Council Literary Awards. Her interviews and reviews can be found at Poetry Foundation Online, Kenyon Review Online and The Adroit Journal.

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