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Minghan Zou

he/him | Writer, Poet, Editor | Exeter, NH, United States

Minghan Zou’s writing appears in Jet Fuel Review, wildness, HAD and more. He placed third in the Lewis Sibley Prize, and was recently longlisted by Palette Poetry’s 2026 Rejected Poetry Prize. He serves as a reader for the Dodge, poetry editor of Sabr Tooth Tiger, and EIC of Ampersand Quarterly.

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Selected work

Cover of Jet Fuel Review

Prayer #39: finless

Jet Fuel Review, 2026

Poetry
Cover of WILDNESS. a literary journal

Sonnet ("Somewhere in my dreams is woven cotton")

WILDNESS. a literary journal, 2026

Poetry
Cover of The Trailblazer Literary Magazine

On a Mosquito that Bit Me in the Night

The Trailblazer Literary Magazine, 2026

Poetry
Cover of The Trailblazer Literary Magazine

The Canola Flower Bookmark Pt. I & II

The Trailblazer Literary Magazine, 2026

Poetry
Cover of Stirling Review

Kong Ming Lantern

Stirling Review, 2026

Poetry
Cover of miniMAG

Albino Squirrels

miniMAG, 2026

PoetryGeneral
Cover of 3Elements Literary Review

The White Walls of ChengHuang Temple

3Elements Literary Review, 2026

PoetryGeneral
Cover of HAD

夸//父//亲

HAD, 2026

PoetryExperimental Hybrid
Cover of The Write Launch

In Among the Stalks; A Canola's Memoir

The Write Launch, 2026

FictionShort StoryLiterary
Cover of Blueberry Magazine

Anchor

Soon

Blueberry Magazine

NonfictionPersonal Essay
Cover of Temple Lit Mag

The Canola Flower Bookmark Pt. II

Temple Lit Mag, 2026

Poetry
Cover of Temple Lit Mag

The Canola Flower Bookmark Pt. I

Temple Lit Mag, 2026

Poetry
Cover of Academy of the Heart and Mind

Here We Go Again

Academy of the Heart and Mind, 2026

PoetryFree Verse
Cover of Tap into Poetry

Here We Go Again

Tap into Poetry, 2026

PoetryFree Verse
Cover of Eunoia Review

I Write To Hope

Eunoia Review, 2026

PoetryFree Verse
Cover of Eunoia Review

Aptonym

Eunoia Review, 2026

PoetryFree Verse
Cover of Beyond Words Literary Magazine

Father, Floating (form after A. Van Jordan)

Beyond Words Literary Magazine, 2026

PoetryExperimental Hybrid