Christiana Doucette spends mornings gardening, because poetry & flowers grow best with space. She has judged for the San Diego Writer’s Festival. Her work features in Rattle, One Art, Connecticut River Review, & storySouth, and has been set to music/performed on NPR. She’s the 2024 Kay Yoder Scholarship for American History recipient, a Highlights General Scholarship recipient, & a 2021 SCBWI mentee of Joy McCullough. Her novel length works are represented by Leslie Zampetti of Open Book Lit.
Selected work
When the Hundred-Year Flood Hits Home by Christiana Doucette - Rattle: Poetry
Rattle, 2024
To Look a Moment in the Face
The Orchards Poetry Journal, 2024
the engine(idling: "At a Loss" [Best of the Net Nominee]
the engine(idling, 2024
Affirmations of the Powerless: A Helene Villanelle, and Stand of Birches
ONE ART: a journal of poetry, 2024
Where the Stars Burn - storySouth
storySouth, 2025
The Science of Falling Things
The Roanoke Rambler, 2025
"The Specter Speaks" and "Perfectly Seasoned"
Oakwood Magazine, 2025
Reframing — Winnow Literary: A Journal of Poetry & Occupation
Winnow Literary, 2025
Interview: Christiana Doucette
Little Thoughts Press, 2025
2025 Haiku Anthology: "Empty Space"
ONE ART: a journal of poetry, 2025
#Issue 45 Sense - The Solitary Daisy: "Tiny Icicles"
Solitary Daisy, 2025
the garden weaver — boats against the current
boats against the current, 2024
"Call Back Sijo"
Call Me, 2024
Last Stanza Poetry Journal #18: "Net Loss"
Last Stanza Poetry Journal, 2024
"Crystalizing"
County Lines, 2024
Antler Velvet: The Buck Edition 2024 "Metamorphosis: a Christina Rosetti Cento"
Antler Velvet, 2024
Issue 8 of Lit Shark Magazine: Ocean Haiku Sequence
Lit Shark Magazine, 2024
Winter 2024: Issue 4: "Newton's Law of Emotion"
Tiger Leaping Review, 2025
midnight punctuation
wildscape. literary journal, 2025
Issue 9 Go Wild: Dark Sanctuary
Little Thoughts Press, 2024