Amy Saul-Zerby is a poet & writer based out of Philadelphia.

She is the author of Paper Flowers Imaginary Birds (Be About It Press 2017), Deep Camouflage (Civil Coping Mechanisms 2018) and Choose Your Own Beginning (Be About It Press 2022).

Her poems have appeared in The Rumpus, The Chicago Review of Books, American Poetry Review, Peach Mag, and elsewhere.

She edits Voicemail Poems.

Poetry:

If I Cannot Fly, Let Me Sing (Serotonin, September 2024)

At My Grandmother’s Ninetieth Birthday, My Uncle Tells Me How He Came to Accept his Bipolar Diagnosis (Heavy Feather Review, July 2024)

every poem is a goddamn love poem (Bedfellows, March 2020)

6/9/2020 (b l u s h, September 2020)

Three poems (Wax Nine, August 2020)

Three poems (Silent Auctions, January 2020)

two truths & my childhood (Hobart, October 2019)

stop me if you’ve heard this one (Crab Fat Magazine, May 2019)

sometimes people need a change (Prolit, May 2019)

trust the process (Queen Mob’s Tea House, April 2019)

SLAA is for lovers (The Tiny, April 2019)

Two poems (GlitterMOB, March 2019)

i was born in the mall of america (Maudlin House, June 2018)

untitled (Chicago Review of Books, April 2018)

if you want to make it stop, then stop (The Rumpus, April 2018)

Two poems (Peach Mag, February 2018)

memories become clutter (Yes, Poetry, February 2018)

i am trying to solve this i promise (Luna Luna Magazine, February 2018)

Press:

Review - Beach Sloth

Review - Cleaver Magazine

Review - Atticus Review

Upcoming Readings:

TBA!