Ashley Hajimirsadeghi

Poet

Baltimore, MD

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Author's Bio

Ashley Hajimirsadeghi is an award winning writer from Baltimore, Maryland.

She has served as a poetry reader for Mud Season Review and Ex/Post Magazine, an Editorial Intern for Cleaver Magazine, an Editorial Intern at Sundress Academy for the Arts, a curator and editor for Sundress Publications' Lyric Essentials Series, and as the Program Assistant at New Perspectives Theatre Company. She also has a background in professional journalism and is the Literary Journal Director at the Young Writers Initiative. An alumna of the International Writing Program's Summer Institute, Brooklyn Poets Fellowship, and the Playwriting Director's Apprentice at NPTC, she currently plots world domination via writing.

Writers Retreats:

Association of Writers & Writing Programs Conference and Bookfair

Desert Nights, Rising Stars Writers Conference

Publications & Prizes

Anthology:

2019 Lyric Prose Plus (Port Yonder Press, 2019)

Chapbook:

cartography of trauma (Dancing Girl Press, 2021)

Journals:

After the Pause

Anti-Heroin Chic

Apeiron Review

Barzakh

Blue Lake Review

Cahoodaloodaling

Dialogist

Dream Pop Press

Eastern Iowa Review

Emerge Literary Journal

Inklette

Into the Void Magazine

Mud Season Review

Nine Muses Poetry

No Contact

Prizes won:

Scholastic Art & Writing Awards: National Gold Medal, Special Achievement: Civic Expression Award, National Silver Medal (all for poetry). 3x Best of the Net Nominee (2018-2020). Full scholarship for the International Writing Program's Summer Institute (2019). Brooklyn Poets Fellow (Fall 2019). Open Road Scholar at the Desert Nights Writers Conference. Semifinalist for the ST Writer's Workshop. 3x Scholarship Recipient from The Shipman Agency. Scholarship Recipient from Kundiman.

More Information

Gives readings:

Yes

Identifies as:

Iranian American

Fluent in:

English

Born in:

Baltimore, MD

Maryland

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Last update: Feb 22, 2021