Julie Elise Landry

Julie Elise Landry is a New Orleans poet and writer whose work has appeared in A-minor Magazine, Backchannels Journal, diode poetry journal, Hearth & Coffin Literary Journal, HOOT Review, and more. She holds an MA in English from the University of Louisiana at Monroe, and she is pursuing an MFA in poetry from the University of New Orleans. She serves as an Associate Poetry Editor for Bayou Magazine.

Phobiata

the sound of salesmen laughing ellipses in emails unexpected crunching under foot the complaints of computers unplugged too soon green-grown color of mold on white sliced bread the speckle of skin scarred by sharp nails and zealous fingers when tweezers fail unsolicited greeting cards from estranged relatives phone calls at night signaling an end of cards setting alarms on Sunday… Read more →