About the Editor


Corey D. Cook's seventh chapbook, Passing Cars, was released by Maverick Duck Press in 2023. 

Corey's other chapbooks are: Rhododendron in a Time of War (Scars Publications), What to Do with a Dying Parakeet (Pudding House Publications), Flock (Origami Poems Project), White Flag Raised (Kattywompus Press), The Weight of Shadows (Finishing Line Press), and Junk Drawer (Finishing Line Press). 

His work has recently appeared in *82 Review, Akitsu Quarterly, As It Ought To Be, Black Poppy Review, Boston Literary Magazine, Brevities, Cold Moon Journal, Duck Head Journal, Freshwater Literary Journal, Last Leaves Magazine, Muddy River Poetry Review, Naugatuck River Review, Nixes Mate Review, ONE ART, Scarlet Dragonfly Journal, Shamrock Haiku Journal, South Florida Poetry Journal, and Wales Haiku Journal.

Corey edited The Orange Room Review with his wife, Rachael, for eight years (2006-2014).

He works at a hospital in New Hampshire and lives in Vermont.

11 comments:

  1. happy to see you back on the scene

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  2. "The Orange Room Review" makes me smile--every time I see a nice, bright, rich piece of orange in a design or photo, I think of my Vermont family!! Nice bio and site--congratulations!

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  3. Do you nominate for the awards (Best of the Net, Best New Poets, Pushcarts, etc.)?

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    1. Not currently, but I may in the future... Thanks for your question.

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  4. Proud to be here. Have to 'kindle' the books. Peru is a the Far West as far as postal servicers are concerned or Amazon.

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  5. Hello. I just submitted two poems to Red Eft Review. Cold you send me a confirmation email?

    Thank you.

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    1. I am afraid I do *not* send confirmation emails.

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  6. Hi, Corey! Johnnie Stanizzi. Just writing to check in. I've been think of you lots lately and praying that you guys are doing well. Blessings and peace to you and your wife. With love. Johnnie

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    1. We are doing well. Thanks so much for checking in.

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