Poetry

• Poetry Magazine
  • The Dream Won't Come True
  • Inner Circle
  • The Rule of Three
  • Perpendicular
  • Caro Nome
  • Inscription
  • Daughter
• The New York Times Magazine
  • Poem With Its Heart Buried Under the Floorboards
• The Atlantic
  • The Light in Autumn
• The Kenyon Review
  • Widows and Brides
  • Structural Engineering
  • Road Memorial
  • Sign
  • Driving It
• Academy of American Poets
  • Animal Prudence
  • Snow Globe
  • What I Was Looking For
• The Nation
  • The Ghost on the Handle
• New Republic
  • No Meteor
• Narrative Magazine
  • The Children and Other Poems
• Slate
  • 'There's just one little thing: a ring. I don't mean on the phone.'—Eartha Kitt
  • Saloon Pantoum
• 32 Poems
  • Scale
• The Account
  • As far as the eye can see, we say,
  • Drought
• Poetry Northwest
  • Listening to Others
• Verse Daily
  • Shoo Fly
  • Diadem
  • Ontology and the Platypus
  • Pontoon Pantoum
• Green Linden
  • Wedding Picture of My Parents
• The Awl
  • Sycamores at High Noon
  • November Sycamores: A Choral Valediction
  • Sycamore in the Weak Light of Early Spring
  • Word Problem with Waves in its Hair
• Hazlitt
  • Middle-Aged Sycamore
• One Pause Poetry
  • Nostophobia
• Redux
  • Recovery
• Only Poems Daily
  • Roses

Prose

• 32 Poems
  • Impressionable
• University of Iowa Press
  • Homage to Mr. Levine — in Coming Close: Forty Essays on Philip Levine, eds. L'Esperance & Morin, 2013
• River Teeth
  • Autumn
• Poetry Net
  • Statement of Poetics
• About A Word
  • Ox

Interviews

• Rough Draft TX, 2025
  • The Personhood Project Episode 30: Kathy Fagan
• Only Poems, 2025
  • Embracing the Liminal
• The One You Feed
  • Kathy Fagan on How to Navigate the Complexities of Caregiving
• Literary Hub
  • Kathy Fagan on the Poetic Power of "Misusing" Language
• The Cloudy House, 2017
  • Kathy Fagan on Sycamore
• Superstition Review, 2016
  • Interview
• The Kenyon Review, 2015
  • The KR Conversations
• Connotation Press, November 2009
  • Three poems and interview with John Hoppenthaler