Iris A. Law is a writer, editor, and educator based in the San Francisco Bay Area. A Kundiman poetry fellow, she holds an MFA in creative writing from the University of Notre Dame and a BA in English from Stanford University. Her chapbook, Periodicity, was published by Finishing Line Press in 2013. A former college composition instructor and sixth-grade ELA teacher, Iris provides private writing and literacy coaching, as well as copyediting and proofreading services, employing her unique portfolio of skills gained from her time in the classroom; her background as an in-house editing supervisor at the University Press of Kentucky and a founding editor of Lantern Review; and her own experience as a working poet. A former member of the board of the Kentucky Women Writers Conference, she also enjoys literary service and has been designing and producing writing-focused interventions and installations for libraries, churches, arts organizations, and other public entities since 2011.
Selected Press
- Kelsay Street Press Blog (Review of Periodicity)
- The Rumpus (Review of Periodicity)
- Accents Radio (Radio Interview)
- The Blood-Jet Writing Hour (Radio Interview)
Please note: the above list is confined to selected interviews, reviews of my work, and guest posts and appearances. For examples of my published poetry and prose, please refer to the “Writing” section of this website.