Kimberly Lambright is the author of Ultra-Cabin, winner of the 42 Miles Press Poetry Award of Indiana University. Ultra-Cabin was named a SPD-Recommends Book Choice and finalist for the Writers' League of Texas Book Awards.
Lambright has been awarded fellowships to the MacDowell Colony and Sou'wester Arts Colony. Her work appears in Phoebe, Columbia Poetry Review, ZYZZYVA, Sink Review, Bear Review, Glassworks, OAR, Bone Bouquet, The Boiler, Wicked Alice, Burningword, Big Bridge, Little Patuxent Review, Texas Poetry Calendar, Not Very Quiet, and The Burnside Review.
She holds an MFA from Eastern Washington University and an MA in experimental humanities from NYU.
She lives and writes in Brooklyn.
Lambright has been awarded fellowships to the MacDowell Colony and Sou'wester Arts Colony. Her work appears in Phoebe, Columbia Poetry Review, ZYZZYVA, Sink Review, Bear Review, Glassworks, OAR, Bone Bouquet, The Boiler, Wicked Alice, Burningword, Big Bridge, Little Patuxent Review, Texas Poetry Calendar, Not Very Quiet, and The Burnside Review.
She holds an MFA from Eastern Washington University and an MA in experimental humanities from NYU.
She lives and writes in Brooklyn.