From the BU Creative Writing Announcement:

The multi-talented Lisa Hiton has had two poems published in Slice!  You can purchase the issue or a subscription to the magazine here.  The theme of this month’s Slice is escape, and the editor promises that this issue “disrupts our everyday thinking” and “won’t let you see you life as you did before.”

Congratulations, Lisa!

Lisa Hiton holds an MFA in poetry from Boston University and an MEd in Arts in Education from Harvard University. Her poems have been published or are forthcoming in The Literary Review, Hayden’s Ferry Review, Linebreak, andThe Cortland Review among others. She has received the Esther B. Kahn Scholarship from 24Pearl Street at the Fine Arts Work Center and a nomination for the Pushcart Prize.

From the BU Creative Writing Announcement:
Lisa Hiton recently gave a live poetry reading on The Casserole Reading Series, hosted by west coast poet, Chelsea Kurnick.

Two of Lisa’s poems appear in -Anti, and earlier this year, she published this brief and lovely poem in Cellpoems.   In addition, her poem, “Moonchild,” was published in the spring issue of The Journal.

Way to go, Lisa!

Lisa Hiton holds an MFA in poetry from Boston University and an MEd in Arts in Education from Harvard University. Her poems have been published or are forthcoming in The Literary Review, Hayden’s Ferry Review, Linebreak, and The Cortland Review among others. She has received the Esther B. Kahn Scholarship from 24Pearl Street at the Fine Arts Work Center and a nomination for the Pushcart Prize.

From the BU Creative Writing Announcement:

“Litany” by Lisa Hiton (Poetry 2011) has just been published in The Nashville Review, a publication of Vanderbilt University. You can read the poem online here.

Congratulations, Lisa!

Lisa Hiton is a Chicago native.  She holds an MFA in Poetry from BU and an M.Ed. in Arts in Education from Harvard University.  Her poems have been published or are forthcoming in Hayden’s Ferry Review, Linebreak, Indiana Review,  and DMQ Review, among others. Her poem“Tuesday” was reprinted in the spring 2013 issue of 236 Magazine, BU’s creative writing alumni journal.  She has received fellowships from the New York State Summer Writers Institute and the MU Writing Workshops in Thassos. She has been nominated for the Pushcart Prize.

Contributor Spotlight: Lisa Hiton

An interview with Lisa Hiton.  You can read Lisa's poems, "Arlington" and "Egyptian Daydream", in Redivider 10.2.

From the BU Creative Writing Announcement:

Lisa Hiton (Poetry 2011)'s poem "Compression Wood" has been published in The Cortland Review.  You can read the poem here as well as listen to Lisa read it aloud.

Congratulations, Lisa!

From the BU Creative Writing Announcement:

Lisa Hiton (Poetry 2011)’s poem “The Hive,” about what happened in Newtown, CT, was selected by Gerald Stern as a finalist forThe Raynes Poetry Competition.  It has been published in the anthology The American Dream, put out by Blue Thread/Jewish Currents.

"Tuesday" has been reprinted in the spring issue of 236 Magazine, BU's creative writing alumni journal.  "Tuesday" originally appeared in the Indiana Review.

From the BU Creative Writing Announcement

Three of our poetry alum have been published in the spring issue of Redivider.  Lisa Hiton, Dan Kraines, and Megan Fernandes all have poems appearing in Redivder 10.2, which is available for purchase here.

From the BU Creative Writing announcement:

We are thrilled to feature another poem by Lisa Hiton (Poetry 2011)!  Lisa's poem, "Epithalamium" is available to read online at Linebreak.  You can also listen to John Myers read her poem aloud through the same link.