Interviews

Inside Appalachia Interview

Ohio Poetry Association Poetry Spotlight

Craft discussion of series poems alongside Emily Perez for Nancy Reddy’s Write More Be Less Careful

Appearance on The Chapbook Podcast to discuss Tumbling After: Listen Here

Interview with Speaking of Marvels blog: Click here

Features

Poetry Society of America’s In Their Own Words

Awards

Winner of the 2022 Blue Lynx Prize (for Lady Wing Shot)

Winner of a 2022 Ohio Arts Council Individual Excellence Award

Winner of the 2021 Cider Press Review Editors Prize (for Swan Wife)

Winner of the 2020 Driftwood Press Manuscript Prize (for Hillbilly Madonna)

2021 National Poetry Series Finalist

Runner up, 2020 Ironhorse Trifecta

Finalist New Ohio Review NORward Prize

Book Award Finalist: PANK (2 years), Persea Books (2 years), Black Lawrence Press St. Lawrence Prize, Ghost Peach Press First/Second Book Award, Cider Press Review, Brickhouse Books Wicked Women Prize

Best New Poets Nomination (2020)

Pushcart and Best of the Net nominations, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021

Winner of a Sustainable Arts Foundation Award, 2019

Finalist for the Palm Beach Poetry Festival’s Thomas Lux Prize

Finalist for the Fairy Tale Review Award

Finalist for the Edna St Vincent Millay Prize, 2018

Finalist in Five Oaks Press Chapbook competition, 2015

Semifinalist in the Sundress Press chapbook competition, 2013

The Danny L. Miller Award for Advanced Graduate Study

The Juniper Summer Writing Institute Work Study Scholarship

Best of Section Award for my essay “Young and Driven: How to Draw Out and Preserve Passion in the Early Stages of Creative Writing Pedagogy” which I presented at the 2013 KPA conference

 

Book Reviews


[Hooked Through] is full of deep, mysterious grief. Reading these poems truly makes you feel hooked, lifted, and raw.

Ivy Grimes, The Small Press Book Review

Wagner is a poet who brings to her language the gift of both legend and locality. Instead of gutting one story to stomach another, she foregoes image worship and rewrites the ghosted psalm.

Barton Smock, isacoustic