FRANK PAINO (POET)
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Current Work Appears In:

Rust + Moth: (Summer 2022) "Benediction: Whale Fall"
Birmingham Poetry Review: ​(Spring 2022) "Anorexia Mirabilis: Catherine of Siena"
Oberon, 19th Annual Issue (2021) "The Martyrdom of Saint Serapion"
Wild Gods: The Ecstatic in Contemporary Poetry and Lyrical Prose (New Rivers Press): "Out of Eden," "The Grace of Conversion," "The Museum of the Holy Souls in Purgatory"
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Verse Daily, 4 November 2021, "Nocturne on the Danube Promenade"
The Ekphrastic Review
, 17 October 2021, "Anorexia Mirabilis: Mary Magdalene de’ Pazzi"
The Ekphrastic Review: "Madonna and Child with Saint John"
Main Street Rag, 26:3 (Summer 2021) “Nocturne on the Danube Promenade”   
Catamaran Literary Reader: Vol. 9, Issue 2 (Summer 2021) "Muse"
Crosswinds Poetry: Vol: VI (2021) ​"Pieta, 1998"
Lake Effect, Vol: 25 (Spring, 2021) “Afterward: Magdalene”
The Night Heron Barks: (Spring, 2021) "Daphne, Again"
The Inflectionist Review: (Issue 12, March 2021) ​"Anima Sola"

Reviews of Obscura

Colorado Review (by Daniel Lassell)
​CoolCleveland  (by Laura Kennelly)

New Letters (by Maryfrances Wagner)
Ohioana Quarterly (mini-review)
Review-a-Week (by Lynn Domina)
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Slant Books (by Brian Volck)
​South Florida Poetry Journal (by Deborah DeNicola)
Southern Literary Review (by William Walsh)
​​Valparaiso Poetry Review  (by Mark Wagenaar)​

Interviews

Advice for Writers (by Zack Rogow)
Poeticizing the Past: An Interview with Frank Paino by John Sibley Williams

Forthcoming (literary journals):

River Heron Review: "Fiat for Autumn"
I-70 Review: “Faith"
​I-70 Review, “Nocturne for an Unidentified Girl Found Murdered in a Field"
I-70 Review:  "Phantom Limb”
Crosswinds: “Judas: Triptych"

Forthcoming (anthologies):

Between Paradise and Earth: Eve Poems (Orison Books): "After the First Bite"