Editing Julie Lechevsky

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'''Julie Lechevsky''' is an [[American poetry|American poet]].

==Life==
Lechevsky attended [[Oberlin College]].<ref name=kissab/>

Her poetry has appeared in ''Seneca Review, The Literary Review, 5 A.M., Hanging Loose, West Branch, Cimarron Review, Southern Humanities Review'', and ''Southern Poetry Review''.<ref name=kissab/>

She lives in Blacksburg, [[Virginia]], where she works as a massage therapist and sings the blues in local clubs.<ref name=kissab/>

==Recognition==
Her first poetry collection,''Doll'', was awarded the 2001 Tennessee Chapbook Prize. Her collection, ''I'm a Serious Something'', won the 2003 Riverstone Poetry Chapbook Award. She has been nominated twice for a [[Pushcart Prize]].<ref name=kissab>[http://www.abebooks.com/Kiss-Julie-Lechevsky-Quercus-Review-Press/18271864513/bd Kiss], AbeBooks. Web, Sep. 26, 2016.</ref>

==Publications==
*''Doll'' ([[chapbook]]). 2001.<ref name=kissab/>
*''Having Sought the Idiot Balm of Kisses'' (chapbook). Andover, MA: The Acre, 2002.
*''I'm a Serious Something: Poems'' (chapbook). Carefree, AZ: Riverstone, 2003.
*''Kiss: Poems''. Modesto, CA: Quercus Review Press, 2005.
*''Glass Ceiing'' (chapbook). Southampton, MA: The Chuckwagon, 2011.

==See also==
*[[List of U.S. poets]]

==References==
===Notes===
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==External links==
;Poems
*Julie Lechevsky in [[Poetry 180]]: "[https://www.loc.gov/poetry/180/156.html Dandelion]," "[https://www.loc.gov/poetry/180/164.html Unconditional Day]"
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