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Verses and Votes: an evening of Poetry and Politics
Verses & Votes: An Evening of Politics & Poetrywith Maria Garcia Teutsch and Suzanne Gavenus, Candidate for Democratic NC House District 856:30 PMHomeplace Beer Co. 3rd Floor Mezzanine321 Main StreetBurnsville, NC Sponsored by Plott Hound Books in honor of National Poetry Month Two best friends. Two callings. Join us for a lively and thoughtful evening…
Read MoreThe Champagne Chair in the New York Times
The Champagne Chairby: M. Garcia TeutschAn abridged version of this essay is featured in the New York Times’ Valentine’s Day IssueThe Objects We Keep for Love 14 February 2026 My love item is from one of the first dates with my husband of now 20 years. It is a chair fashioned from the wire cage,…
Read MoreProfiles in Poetics, Interview with Women’s Quarterly Conversation
My interview with Jillian Mukavetz for Women’s Quarterly Conversation can be found HERE
Read MoreThe Blue Whale of Madness cinepoem
In The Blue Whale of Madness the Mermaid embraces the round, alluring, hair like dark water, scales glittering like a lure, archetype, while undercutting the romance with danger (“you’ll follow me… feel the crack of your bones”). The mythic seduction here is not passive but weaponized, binding beauty to power and power to risk. This…
Read MoreWhat She Saw in the Lotería Cards–a book of poems
What She Saw in the Lotería Cards, published by Bottlecap Press, is a collection that can be understood as a cartography of identity—mapping emotional, cultural, familial, and bodily terrains. The use of Lotería cards is more than decorative—it offers a mythopoetic framework that grounds intimate, raw stories in universal symbols.
Read MoreWhen I Write by Hand
When I write by hand–out flows my dead father’s cursive,as though he’s sending me a letterfrom my past to future self:you are never freefrom the museum of family.
Read More“Pentimento”-Magdalena Magazine
I am honored to be included in Michelle Magdalena’s Magazine, Magdalena which features my poems, “The Swallows of America,” and “Pentimento.”
Read MoreThe Revolution Will Have its Sky
Written and Directed by: Maria Garcia Teutsch–a poem in one act
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