Fungible Editions is a small independent literary imprint from Katie Dozier and Timothy Green, publishing poetry, haibun, memoir in verse, and hybrid literary projects.
Our books are available through Amazon and selected distribution channels. For interviews, review copies, excerpts, or event inquiries, contact Timothy Green or Timothy Green or Katie Dozier.
Books from Fungible Editions
Residency Review: A Memoir in Verse
by Katie Dozier
At the end of each semester, students in low-residency creative writing programs are required to submit reviews of their experience. Katie Dozier left one of the country’s most admired low-residency MFA programs during her second residency. Residency Review is the review many would rather she not have written.
Blending poems, emails, redacted Title IX documents, haibun, and contemporary haiku, Residency Review is a memoir in verse about sexual assault, collective silence, disability, motherhood, and the failure of institutions to listen. Fierce, intimate, and formally inventive, it asks what poetry can document when official language refuses to say enough.
And when the darkness came,
no one but tomorrow
would admit that
it was night.
Media / review inquiries: Katie is available for interviews, podcast appearances, excerpts, and review-copy requests.
Poems for Katie
by Timothy Green
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In Poems for Katie, longtime Rattle editor Timothy Green gathers six years of poems written from weekly Rattlecast prompts as a gift for Katie—only to discover they had been telling a story he didn’t know he was living. Kept in chronological order, the poems trace loneliness, divorce, love, and the making of a new family, revealing how ordinary writing exercises had become a hidden record of one life changing.
The book also breaks almost every rule of poetry publishing: the poems are prompt-driven, openly occasional, left in sequence, and accompanied by the prompts that set them in motion. Direct, strange, funny, and emotionally exposed, Poems for Katie asks what poems know before we do—and makes a larger argument for poetry as a way of listening to the subconscious.
Praise for Poems for Katie
“These poems are both of and for the world—wistful, questioning, urgent and languid at once. Charged with compressed power, they open a door between the distant past and the future coming for us, closing the distance with a word.”
—Tishani Doshi, author of A God at the Door
Did You See the Moon Honey
by Katie Dozier and Timothy Green
In their luminous collaboration, poets Katie Dozier and Timothy Green intertwine their voices in the form of a haibun crown that traces the orbit of intimacy across the phases of a shared life.
Written just after the poets were wed, Did You See the Moon Honey journeys through the quiet rituals that make a marriage: tending the garden, raising children, watching light move across a room together. Each haibun—part prose poem, part haiku—becomes both a love letter and a mirror, reflecting how two poets can write not just beside each other, but through one another.
Expanding on the experiment begun in Hot Pink Moon, this book deepens the dialogue between poem body and verse, earth and sky, self and other. The result is an intimate duet that pulses with wonder, humor, and tenderness—proof that poetry, like the moon, reveals its truest light in reflection.
Praise for Did You See the Moon Honey
“At a time when contemporary haibun is exploding with innovation, the haibun crown is a welcome and ingenious expansion to the range of possibilities.”
—Kat Lehmann, author of No Matter How It Ends a Bluebird’s Song
Hot Pink Moon: A Crown of Haibun
by Katie Dozier and Timothy Green
An interlocking chain of haibun composed over a single month, Hot Pink Moon shakes and spins through cycles of love and longing. Permanently pressing the boundaries of a form that combines haiku with prose, Katie Dozier and Timothy Green explore the phases of being together across time and space.
Praise for Hot Pink Moon
“These well-crafted linked haibun, written in alternating points of view, unfold like a diary that is sometimes steamy, sometimes quotidian, but never less than astonishing.”
—Roberta Beary, author of Carousel, co-author of Haibun: A Writer’s Guide
About the Imprint
Fungible Editions publishes selected poetry and hybrid literary projects by Katie Dozier, Timothy Green, and collaborators. Its books include memoir in verse, prompt-driven poetry, contemporary haibun, and formally inventive work that grows from private necessity into public art.
For book orders, use the links above. For interviews, review copies, excerpts, or event inquiries, contact Timothy Green or Timothy Green or Katie Dozier.