Poems

“Expatriate’s Pantoum,” Literary Hub

“Cape Cod Pantoum,” The New Yorker

“After Hearing David Rothenberg Sang with Birds,” North American Review

“Lahaina,” Compass

“Afraid,” North American Review

“The Hollywood Glacier,” Palette Poetry

“The Statue of Liberty Walks into a Bar,” SWWIM Every Day

“Waitress in a Small-Town Seaside Tavern,” TriQuarterly

“Bungee Jumping,” TriQuarterly

“My Cousin and Marilyn,” and “Vision Quest,” Stone Poetry Quarterly

“In Andros, I Watch a Goat Run to and away from My Father’s Hands” and “Starfish Beach,” World Literature Today

“Migration,” NELLE

“Bacchus,” Birmingham Poetry Review

“Asshole,” Birmingham Poetry Review

“Elegy for Rush Limbaugh,” Poetry Is Currency

“Kidnapping the Baby Jesus,” Poetry Is Currency

Essays

“The Gecko Was Never Dead,” The Adroit Journal

“Lie Well: How to Fib Ethically in Your Poems,” Poets & Writers

“Ethical Rage: How Metaphor Transforms Anger Into a Higher Truth,” Poets & Writers

“How to Write Ethically About Those You Love, and Don’t Love Anymore,” Poets & Writers

Process Note #68: Maria Nazos: “How the rule I broke was the one I needed,” periodicities: a journal of poetry and poetics

“Tuesdays with Ted Kooser: How I Found the Heart Behind My Collection of Poems, ‘PULSE,’” North American Review

“The Real World Needs You: A Graduation Send-Off Speech to My Former Students,” North American Review

Interviews & podcasts

All About Books: Interview with Dr. Maria Nazos on Her Poetry Book ‘Pulse,’ Nebraska Public Media

“Obsessing about running toward and away from madness”: An Interview with Maria Nazos, Chicago Review of Books

“The Hollywood Glacier,” Palette Poetry

Writing Advice with Maria Nazos, Palette Poetry

Interview and reading, Hellenic Radio

Friday Live reading and interview, Nebraska Public Media

Friday Live reading, Nebraska Public Media

Five Questions for Maria Nazos, Copper Nickel

“Waitress in a Small-Town Seaside Tavern,” The Other Pages

“Art can accomplish goals of moral unity across oceans, languages, and centuries—and it does every day!” Reading Greece

Translations

Three Poems, by Dimitra Kotoula, trans. by Maria Nazos, Poetry Society of America

“Causa Artis,” World Literature Today

“Minora Poetica X,” by Dimitra Kotoula, trans. by Maria Nazos, Modern Poetry in Translation

“Prayer (or, The Apple),” by Dimitra Kotoula, trans. by Maria Nazos, The Ex-Puritan

“Erotikon I” and “Moods XV,” Dimitra Kotoula, trans. by Maria Nazos, World Poetry Review

“Blue,” by Dimitra Kotoula, trans. by Maria Nazos, BathHouse

“Case Study I & II,” by Dimitra Kotoula, trans. by Maria Nazos, Solstice

Praise & press for The Slow Horizon That Breathes

Mark Glanville, The Times Literary Supplement

Ani Gjika, World Literature Today

Interview, Greek News Agenda

Long-listed for the 2024 Runciman Award

Book of the Month Selection, Greek News Agenda

Excerpt & Introduction by A.E. Stallings, Poetry Society of America

Ian Pople, The High Window Reviews