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Eloisa Amezcua

Eloisa Amezcua is an Arizona-born poet and translator based in Tempe, Arizona. She is the author of the collection On Not Screaming, published by Horse Less Press, and her debut collection From the Inside Quietly won the Shelterbelt Poetry Prize. She founded and edits The Shallow Ends, a poetry journal that publishes one poem a week. Her work has appeared in Waxwing, Poetry, Gulf Coast, and the Kenyon Review, and she has translated poems by Mario Meléndez for Waxwing.

Books

  • Fighting Is Like a Wife

    2022 · Coffee House Press

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  • Cover of From the Inside Quietly

    From the Inside Quietly

    2018 · Sundress Publications

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