Kimberly Gibson-Tran studied linguistics at Baylor and the University of North Texas. She's written critically about poems with "Lines by Someone Else" and has recent creative writing appearing or forthcoming in Midway Journal, Baltimore Review, The Bombay Literary Magazine, Passages North, Porter House, Third Coast, Dunes Review, Reed Magazine, Rowayat, Saw Palm, and elsewhere. Raised by medical missionaries in Thailand, she now lives in Princeton, Texas, and works in college counseling.
Selected work
"The Club" & "In Your Past Life in the Future"
2River, 2025
A Truce
Blood Tree Literature, 2025
My Husband Says All the Stars We See Are Dead
Rust and Moth, 2025
'Object Lesson' & Other Poems
The Bombay Literary Magazine, 2025
"Bluetown," "Ascension," and "Sunfall on the Sierra"
Roanoke Review, 2025
Holes
Midway Journal, 2025
Genesis 1
Viewless Wings Poetry Podcast, 2025
What Hope Is There
Baltimore Review, 2025
The Idea of Lightning
Stone Circle Review, 2025
The Point of View
Porter House Review, 2025
Crossing I-75
Hole In The Head Review, 2025
The Lesser Light; Deliverance
Saranac Review, 2024
Night-fires; Cinderella's Hands
Arcturus, 2025
Self Portrait as Silkworm
The Core Review, 2025
Iphigenia; A Memory of Violence; Little Houses for Little Gods
Public School Poetry, 2025
The Chicken
Jelly Squid, 2024
Survival Instinct
Pandan Weekly, 2025
The Bats of Wat Pho
Paper Dragon, 2024
The Night Market
RockPaperPoem, 2024
For Mom, who wanted a poem about bike rides and autumn leaves
Elysium Review, 2024
