“I was seduced by the brilliant, lush work of Kory Wells…” —

—Tiana Clark, author of I Can’t Talk About the Trees Without the Blood & Equilibrium

Kory’s writing & community links

  1. Saving Us by Katherine Hayhoe book discussion
  2. Women Speak anthology
  3. “I Felt All Flushed with Fever” in Cutleaf Journal
  4. In Compass Rose: What If Every Town Had a Pioneer Grill Like the One at Jackson Lake
  5. Your Writing is a Good Cause — Michael Barham interviews me for MTSU Write
  6. On Building Bridges
  7. “At the hothouse altar of second chances” in Tangled Locks Journal
  8. In & around Murfreesboro
  9. My poem “Voice” on The Slowdown
  10. “The Bridge Builder” inspires new connections
  11. Making Tennessee history a Thing of the past
  12. About my book SUGAR FIX
  13. About me

“Only connect!” —

—E. M. Forster

In & around Murfreesboro

  1. Poetry in the Boro
  2. Rutherford Arts Alliance
  3. Friends of Linebaugh Library
  4. MTSU Write
  5. Kory’s writing & more community links

“These fine poems range through time and perspective…true to the world, true to the human heart.” —

—Ron Rash, author of Serena, The World Made Straight, & other books

Get your Sugar Fix!

  1. on Bookshop.org
  2. on Amazon
  3. on Barnes & Noble
  4. More of Kory’s writing & community links

“Kory Wells is a powerful teller. Her poems are as layered and dense as her grandmother’s Red Velvet cake.” —

—Marie Harris, former Poet Laureate of New Hampshire

Kory Wells is the author of Sugar Fix, poetry from Terrapin Books. A former software developer, she nurtures connection and community through her writing and advocacy for the arts, democracy, afternoon naps, and other good causes.

Kory mentors poets across the nation through the low residency program MTSU Write. The founder of Poetry in the Boro, a reading and open mic series, she also co-produces a multigenre storytelling series, the Bloom Stage, and has served as the poet laureate of Murfreesboro, Tennessee. Learn more on her website.

Kory’s writing & community links
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