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Published Writing by Lisa Marie
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The Robbery
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Memory Speaks in Tongues
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Sleep is an Isthmus
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Romantic Circus Songs
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How to Get Over Your Husband
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UnWelcomed, UnAskedFor
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It Becomes Her, The Stolen Body Returns Home, The Offering, Transatlantic
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The Empty Fiancee
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If This Was Just About Hate
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The Clear Day After, Daffodils
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Brodsky’s 1st Psychoanalyst Session, Verbatim & LMB for Posterity
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'We Nod Our Dark Heads’ (Parallel Press, 2008)
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'Motherlung’ (Salmon Poetry 2014)
Interviews, Reviews &
Miscellaneous Mentions
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Guest on Radio Literature with Marilyn L. Taylor
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Guest Poet on Access Hour on WORT FM
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Review of 'Motherlung,' by Issa M. Lewis in Mom Egg Review
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Empowering Words of Women Writers in The Shepherd Express
Issa M. Lewis Author of "Infinite Collisions"
Published in Mom Egg Review
"As Brodsky beautifully demonstrates, the concept of motherhood is actually fluid; as the title of the book implies, a mother is someone who breathes life into her child—biological or not—and sustains her. While it may also become easy to grow dependent on that sustenance, a mother continues to give it until the child grows into an independent force, a mother in her own right."
Laura, Attendee from Motherlung launch party
& Goodreads.com
These poems are a true glimpse inside the author's greatest loss- that of her mother. Her heart is real and insightful of the thoughts we think and emotions felt after we lose a person so central to the makeup of who we are. This book of poems is as close to perfect as I have ever read. Lisa Marie Brodsky is a shining lamp of truth in a heart darkened by pain. She triumphs in that it never seems sad, only steps in the process of living after loss. She triumphs even harder in her courage to go forward and claim her life in love and a new family of her own.
