Amanda J. Bradley has published three poetry collections with NYQ Books: Queen Kong (2017), Oz at Night (2011), and Hints and Allegations (2009). She has published poems or has poems forthcoming in anthologies such as Dark Ink: A Poetry Anthology Inspired by Horror (Moon Tide Press) and Without a Doubt: poems illuminating faith (NYQ Books). Amanda’s poetry, fiction, and essays appear in literary magazines such as Pedestal Magazine, Rattle, The Account: A Journal of Poetry, Prose, and Thought, Pif Magazine, Paterson Literary Review, Chiron Review, Lips, The New York Quarterly, and Gargoyle. Amanda is a graduate of the MFA in Poetry Writing program at The New School, and she holds a PhD in English and American Literature from Washington University in St. Louis. She taught English and Creative Writing courses for over twenty years at various colleges and universities, most recently at Keystone College in Pennsylvania, where she earned tenure as associate professor, Marist College in New York, and Butler University in Indianapolis.