An Asian-American Voice in Poetry
Calista Ogburn is a Korean and Vietnamese American author of two poetry collections published on Amazon. She graduated from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County with a major in Public Health and a minor in Asian Studies. She has studied at International high schools overseas which has given her a global perspective. She reaches her readers by sharing her feelings and experiences through poetry. She focuses her poems on the Asian-American identity and more recently, the Anti-Asian hate crimes that rose during the pandemic. Her poems also include themes of gender oppression, body image, and building the foundation of self-worth.
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(October 2021) The Tupelo Press 30/30 October Project
(May 2021) untitled poem published and won first place in 2nd Annual PGCMLS Poetry Contest
(September 2020) self-sacrifice poem featured in OurMindSong
(August 2020) Korean Quarterly Newspaper
(July 2020) this is it, self-published poetry book on Amazon
(June 2020) Hope Works Dragonfly Magazine
(Nov 2019) Turnaround Purple Poetry Book
(July 2019) a splash of yellow, self-published poetry book on Amazon
(June 2019) Smith Center for Healing and the Arts Poetry Zine
(April 2019) UMBC Women's Center Telling Our Stories Zine
(April 2019) Baltimore City Charm City Stories Magazine
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