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Sheree is an “Award Winning Writer/Producer”
With a Passion for Women/Children’s Rights

 

 

manifesting love & light

Sheree La Puma is an award-winning writer whose personal essays, fiction, and poetry have appeared in or are forthcoming in The Penn Review, American Journal of Poetry, WSQ, Chiron Review, SRPR, The Rumpus, Plainsongs, and I-70 Review, among others. Her poetry was recently nominated for Best of The Net and two Pushcarts. Her micro-chapbook, ‘The Politics of Love,’ was published in August by Ghost City Press. She has a new chapbook, ‘Broken: Do Not Use,’ recently released with Main Street Rag Publishing. She received an MFA in Writing from the California Institute of the Arts and taught poetry to former gang members.

 

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selected poetry

 

 

selected prose

 

  • 2020 – “Learning To Swim,” CNF, Red Coyote, The Vermillion Literary Project (VLP) – University of South Dakota.
  • 2020 – “The Dark In Me,” “Tiny Window,” Poetry – War, Literature & the Arts: an international journal of the humanities, Department of English & Fine Arts, United States Air Force Academy.
  • 2020 – “The Neighbors,” Memoir, Psaltery & Lyre.
  • 2020 – “The Moment of Separation,” Creative Non-Fiction, Ovunque Siamo.
  • 2019 – “Dialog With An Absent Husband,” Creative Non-Fiction, Cleaning Up Glitter – A Literary Journal.
  • 2019 – “The Pumpkin Patch,” Fiction, Two Sisters Writing & Publishing, Contest Winner. Online & Anthology.
  • 2019 – “A Predator,” Memoir, Feminism & Religion.
  • 2019 – “Burrowing,” Fiction, Fall Issue, Ginosko Literary Review.
  • 2019 – “Blighted Son” Short Fiction, Scarlet Leaf Review.
  • 2019 – “Scent-i-mental Over You” Memoir, VIA: Voices in Italian Americana 30.1, celebrating 30 years of VIA and Bordighera Press.
  • 2019 – “Snap” Short Story, PacificREVIEW, Annual Publication
  • 2019 – “The Man Behind the Curtain,” Memoir, Foliate Oak Literary Magazine.
  • 2018 – “So It Goes,” Memoir, The London Reader #MeToo Issue
  • 2018 – “The Bionic Shopping Review,” Nonfiction, The Charleston Anvil
  • 2018 – “The Desert” Fiction, Gravel Literary Journal
  • 2018 – “The Writer,” Micro Fiction – Crack the Spine
  • 2018 – “Assumptions,” Flash Fiction, July, 5th Issue of Burningword Literary Journal 2018
  • 2017 – “Breaking Apart”, Nonfiction Essay, ESME’s Annual Showcase Awards, 2nd Place
  • 2013 – “Their House Is Not A Home,” Short Fiction, Mad Swirl
  • 2012 – “The Shell of Mariette,” Short Fiction, Mad Swirl

 

in anthology

 

 

other published works.

 

  • 2018 – “So It Goes,” Memoir, Collaborative Performance Piece with Linda Rife/The Euler String Quartet
  • 2019 – “The Sounds, The Stories, Podcast” Nonfiction Essay
  • Poetry for Up Against a Wall Mother
  • Creative Non-Fiction, Foliate Oak Literary Magazine
  • Various poetry for Mad Swirl over several years
  • “The Vulture,” The Pub Magazine
  • Edited Music Articles at the LA Weekly
  • RAY BRADBURY FELLOWSHIP for SHORT STORIES,
  • Double finalist for two different short stories in 2002.
  • New Century Writer Awards
  • NCWA Nominated in 2002 for the best essay on children’s literature in the CSUN program.
  • I co-produced two spec television shows
  • Various articles for local publications. Full list on request.

 

of note.

 

  • 2022 – Alpine Fellowship Poetry Prize 2022 – Shortlist
  • 2021 – Nominated for Best of The Net “Sole Survivor,” Orange Blossom Review
  • 2021 – Finalist in American Writers Review Contest Turmoil & Recover, Poetry – “Therapy.”
  • 2021 – Runner up in the Dogwood Poetry Prize, “Before Death, there is no justice.”
  • 2020 – Runner up in the Juxtaprose Poetry Prize for “Memories of Flight”
  • 2020 – Nominated for a Pushcart Prize, “There Are Many Ways To Say I Miss You,” San Pedro River Review.
  • 2020 – Nominated for Best of The Net “Self-Portrait As A Mourning Dove,” South Florida Poetry Journal (SoFloPoJo), Feb Issue.
  • 2020 – Grant From PEN AMERICA
  • Full-length Book of Poetry, Lessons From An Ordinary Life, Semi-Finalist – Two Sylvias Press Wilder Prize.
  • 2019 – Full-Length Book of Poetry, Naked With The Fan Running, Finalist – The Hillary Gravendyk Prize from Inlandia Institute
  • 2018 – Composers Collective, Wrote a Performance Piece that was showcased in Orange, CA, and broadcast on The Brew Stories (Podcast)
  • 2017 – Workshop with Writer Lidia Yuknavitch
  • 2015 – Workshop with Poet Louise Mathias
  • Wrote, produced, and directed a play “The Boy That Was All Used Up,” at the Road Theater Company in NoHo.
  • Worked for the Community Arts Partnership, (CAP) as a Poetry Teacher for teens at St. Elmo Village, an artist-in-residence community in the inner city of Los Angeles.
  • Board Member – The Lourdes Foundation

 

 

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