Poetry
LeConté’s work has been featured in Poetry Magazine, Mom Egg Review, The Feminist Wire, The Killens Review of Arts & Letters, and Very Smart Brothas. Additionally, in 2011, she co-authored, co-edited, and co-published a poetry anthology with a group of teens from East Oakland, California entitled Y U Gotta Call It Ghetto?. Currently, she is working on a poetry collection focused on fertility, motherhood, loss, and hope across place and time.
POETRY
“I write to keep a record…”
2021
- Zócalo Public Square: The Fourth of You Lie
- African Writer Magazine: Incantation: A Cento & Sweet Release
- Anthropology News: Moving to the Postpartum Floor
2020
- MER VOX: Growing Tired
- Aunt Chloe: A Journal of Artful Candor: Taniyah means Joyful, Beautiful, Messiah means Anointed One & Zoom Zombies
- born in a bed of good lessons (Cheryl Clarke, Ed.): afternoons
- Auburn Avenue: “Females”
2019
- Small Orange Press: Translating Her Cadence
2018
- Connotation Press: Visitation
2017
- Visualize Health Equity: A Cento for what we’re building, Breaking Curses, & The Spring That You Aged
2016
- Berfrois: Out of Town
- TAYO Literary Magazine: Another Black Girl Seeking, Another Black Girl Stranded
- Poetry Magazine: We Who Weave
2015
- The Wide Shore: SheDevil & Sun Sets West
2011
- UC Berkeley Lunch Poems: Angels: Lost and Found
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Dr. LeConté J. Dill