Print Publications
Texas Poetry Calendar
I am grateful to have been published in the Texas Poetry Calendar eight times. These beautiful desk calendars offer a taste of Texas for every season. Dos Gatos Press published the calendar until 2018. The 2019 edition is available now through Kallisto Gaia Press.
My poems in the Texas Poetry Calendars:
- 2009 – “Harvest Moon” (published under the name Carie Kinder)
- 2012 – “Enchanted Rock in September: A Tritina”
- This poem was reprinted in A Texas Garden of Verses, the Poetry Society of Texas Summer Conference Anthology, in 2013.
- 2013 – “Calm, moon-glazed pumpkin” (haiku)
- 2014 – “youth puts on a coat” (haiku)
- 2015 – “August in Texas: A Tritina”
- 2017 & 2018 – “The Morning After”
- 2019 – “Yellow“
Poetry Society Publications
As a member of the Austin Poetry Society, the Poetry Society of Texas, and the National Federation of State Poetry Societies (NFSPS), I am eligible to submit to their poetry contests. Over the years, a few of my poems have placed in their annual competitions, earning me a spot in their anthologies. To purchase a copy of the most recent anthologies, visit my Shop page.
Austin Poetry Society Publications:
- Best Austin Poetry 2012-2014 – “Lost”
- Best Austin Poetry 2014-2015 – “Wildflower Season” and “Things That Could One Day Find Their Way Into a Poem (in no particular order)“
- Best Austin Poetry 2015-2016 – “Rooster with a Guitar” and “I Hate Those Poems”
- Best Austin Poetry 2017-2018 – “Conquest or Coincidence?”
- Best Austin Poetry 2018-2019 – “A Beautiful Day” and “dark, feathery stain” (haiku)
- Best Austin Poetry 2019-2020 – “Growing Faces”
- In addition to being published in the APS anthologies, my poem “Summer Heat” was selected as a winner in the Austin Poetry Society’s 2012 Poetry With Wheels contest and is published on a placard inside a Capital Metro Bus.
Poetry Society of Texas Publications:
- A Book of the Year 2014 – “Balanced Rock, Big Bend National Park”
- A Book of the Year 2016 – “Get a Cat (or Don’t)” and “writing with a view” (haiku)
- A Book of the Year 2017 – “That Summer” and “Postcard From a Yankee on His First Trip to Big Bend”
- A Book of the Year 2020 – “Nowhere in Texas”
- A Book of the Year 2023 – “Upon Running into a Former Sweater at Goodwill” and “Eating the Watermelon Moon”
NFSPS Publications:
- Encore: Prize Poems of the NFSPS 2015 – “Underneath“
- Encore: Prize Poems of the NFSPS 2016 – “Cicada Emerging” & “The Footprints”
di-vêrsé-city
di-vêrsé-city is the anthology of the Austin International Poetry Festival, and I’ve had the honor of appearing in it three times.
- 2011 – “Something I Will Miss About My House on Ramsey”
- This poem was reprinted in A Texas Garden of Verses, the Poetry Society of Texas Summer Conference Anthology, in 2013.
- 2014 – “Full Moon Year”
- 2015 – “Poetry Tumbles“
Other Print Publications:
- [Insert Coin Here], Kind of a Hurricane Press,2013 – “Growing
Up on the Oregon Trail” - Something’s Brewing, Kind of a Hurricane Press, 2014 – “Stained” and “Bittersweet Verse”
- The Texas Observer, August 2015 – “politics aside” (haiku)
- Visions International, September 2015 – “Oakwood Cemetery“
- Dreams & Nightmares, Issue 106, May 2017 – “Night Walk“
Online Publications
- Every Day Poets, February 24, 2013 – “My Moment of Weakness”
- Red River Review, November 2013 – “Repeat“
- Grievous Angel, February 2016 – “Someone“
- Dreams & Nightmares, Issue 106, May 2017 – “Night Walk“
- The Twin Bill, Fall 2021 – “My First Crush Was Buddy Bell“
Poems First Published at cariejuettner.com:
- “Up a Tree” – July 18, 2014
- “Old Soul” – November 28, 2014
- “Marriage” – May 30, 2015
- “The Night Before Deadline” – December 24, 2015
- “Clean” – April 26, 2016
- “I Had Plans.” – June 17, 2017
- “Night Travel,” October 10, 2017
- “The Night is Meant for Reading,” November 14, 2017
- “All Dressed Up With Nowhere To Go,” February 1, 2018
- “Pandemic” – March 12, 2020
- “The Long and Short of It” – July 10, 2020
- “Indigo” – November 19, 2022
Carie Juettner 