Lit Radio interview with Trish Hopkinson on KAFM 88.1
Ten Minutes with Poet Trish Hopkinson via THE NOMAD LitMag
Trish Hopkinson ~ 3 Questions & a Poem via Deborah-Zenha Adams
Tête-à-Tête: Trish Hopkinson interview via The Wise Owl + year-round submission call
Where Are They Now? An Interview with LM Contributor Trish Hopkinson via Literary Mama
Money Models for Poets, with Orna Ross and Trish Hopkinson — Self-Publishing Poetry Podcast
Interview with Trish Hopkinson by Erica Goss for her Sticks & Stones poetry newsletter
The (Not So) Selfish Poet: Talking Feminism and Community with Trish Hopkinson via OyeDrum by Alex Graffeo
How to Get Paid for Poetry, with Orna Ross and Trish Hopkinson — Self-Publishing Poetry Podcast
Poetry Podcast Assiduous Dust #4: Trish Hopkinson + Rick Lupert with Joshua Corwin
My review of The Truth Is by Avery M. Guess published in Diode, June 2020
@trishhopkinsonpoet: Trish Hopkinson interviewed by Courtney Cook published in On Loan From the Cosmos, May 2020
Short-form Shout Out: ALMOST FAMOUS Trish Hopkinson via The Maynard, March 2020
For the Art: An Interview with Trish Hopkinson via Former People by C. Derick Varn, July 2019
Rossiter, Shawn. 15 Bytes. “Trish Hopkinson: Attending to Poetry.” April 8, 2019.
Denenberg, Risa. The Poetry Cafe. “Footnote, by Trish Hopkinson.” June 2019.
Steimel, Bekah. https://chancebooksllc.com/ “Resurrection Party / An Interview with Poet Trish Hopkinson.” December 9, 2018.
Hauser, Deborah. Stirring. “Book Review by Deborah Hauser.” December 2018.
Hardy, Adam. The Penny Hoarder. “These Tips From Creative Writers Will Help You Get Published.” October 2018.
Rastall, Janeen Pergrin. Connotation Press. Book Review: Footnote, by Trish Hopkinson.May 2018.
Bailor, Lucas. Glass: A Journal of Poetry. “Review of Footnote by Trish Hopkinson” April 24, 2018.
Halsig, Andrew. Crooked Teeth. Winter in the City issue. “The Art of Paying Attention: an Interview with Trish Hopkinson.” Jan. 2018.
Call, Tyson. SLUG Magazine. “Sound, Symbolism & Meter: Utah Poetry.” November 30, 2017.
Rollender, Nicole. Carpe Noctem. Chapbook Interview Series. “Interview: Trish Hopkinson.” November 8, 2017.
Pankl, Lis. 15 Bytes review. “‘I am tired of being a woman’: Trish Hopkinson’s Footnote.” October 29, 2017.
Hall, Matthew J. Screaming with Brevity. “A Review: Footnote by Trish Hopkinson.” October 26, 2017.
Williamson, Kristen. Street Light Press. Writers Resources interview. “Trish Hopkinson.” September 2017 issue.
Ravewood, Amarine. The Literary Librarian. “An Interview with Poet, Trish Hopkinson.” August 31, 2017.
15 Bytes. “Read Local Sunday: Trish Hopkinson.” August 20, 2017.
Deskins, Sally. Les Femmes Folles. “Trish Hopkinson, Poet.” August 4, 2017. The interview includes two of my poems, “Salvage great love at all cost” and “White.”
Long, Nancy Chen. “Chapbook Chat: Trish Hopkinson Discusses Footnote.”June 15, 2017.
Deskins, Sally. Les Femmes Folles. Les Femmes Folles: The Women, 2016. “Trish Hopkinson, Writer.” The interview includes two of my poems, “Waiting Around” and “Eurydice’s Cardinal.” March, 2017.
DellaRocca, Lenny. South Florida Poetry Journal. “Interview with a Poet.” September 2016. Online.
Fynboe, Scott. SAFTAcast. “Episode 58.” August 17, 2016. Live interview online.
“Trish Hopkinson is a busy blogger and poet. But she takes some time to stop by and discuss memorable movie characters, what’s like to volunteer at Sundance, and how Utah is not a punchline.”
Lupert, Rick. Poetry Super Highway. “Conversation with Contest Judges.” August 14, 2016. Live interview online.
Hilliard, Justin. The Chaotic Review. “Whimper, by Trish Hopkinson“June 13, 2016.
“It’s hard to find good prose poets, and Trish is one of them. Ginsberg was one of them, ‘A Supermarket in California,’ proves that much. If Trish was born in a different decade, perhaps she’d be enshrined in the poetic lore with the rest of the beatniks who hit the road, bound for infamy.”
Nolan, Lisa. Adventures in Motherhood and Mayhem blog. “Meet Mom, Editor-in-Chief, and Award-Winning Poet Trish Hopkinson!” February 25, 2016.
“Confession: we have a BIG crush on Trish! Not only is she an amazing and talented poet (of course!) but she gives so much back to the poetry community! Whether you visit her blog, read her tweets, or follow her on Facebook, you can immediately tell how passionate she is about poetry!”
Deskins, Sally. Les Femmes Folles. “Trish Hopkinson, Writer.” January 26, 2016.
“Writer Trish Hopkinson shares with LFF about how collaboration and feminism play a strong role in her work, her local poetry group, advice for aspiring writers, two stellar poems and more.”
Belnap, Caroline. KBYU Eleven News reporter. “Provo poetry group celebrates local book release.” November, 11, 2015. https://vimeo.com/145431040.
“Trish Hopkinson co-founded the Rock Canyon Poets and organized the poetry reading and book release. I was just blown away by the talent, and how confident everyone was, and great! They all did such a good job reading their work, Hopkinson said.”
Josephson, Wilson. Assistant Poetry Editor. The Rain, Party, & Disaster Society. April 22, 2015. “Artist Feature: Trish Hopkinson,” essay for The Rain, Party, and Disaster Society. April 22, 2015.
“Trish Hopkinson’s offering for today’s feature serves dual purposes. Her idea for a menu of poetry is certainly a brilliant exercise; it promotes the kind of introspection that makes artists better by asking them to investigate what’s truly important to their work. What elevates Trish’s feature from “recommended” to “must-read” is the inclusion of her own menu. Enjoy your peek at the ingredients that make Trish make poetry.”
Esposito, Frank. PoetryPasta. “Waiting Around” Review. March 24, 2015.
“Breathless and uncompromising. A voice of a poet and the banquet of words carefully chosen to divulge the corners of our lives so often painted over. A poet of non gender a woman of high esteem. It so happens, I really enjoyed discovering this Poet.”
The Fem. Feature Friday interview series. March 13, 2015.
Hudson, Vicki. Three by Five Interview Series. Parts I – IV. January 2015.
Leung, Henry Wei. “Desde Hong Kong: Poets in conversation with Octavio Paz, edited by Germn Muoz, Tammy Ho Lai-ming and Juan Jose Morales.Asian Review of Books. 18 November 2014. Online review.
“What I see Paz teaching the poets in this anthology is the immateriality of home. Trish Hopkinson’s poem asks:
. . . Is this path the poem the journey
that dissolves into nothingness?
Such a nothingness is not absence, nor is it mere subtraction. It is the way
. . . the shadow of Splendor recites verse
more naked than herself.”
Weist, Ellen Fagg. “Provo writer waxes poetic with words from Salt Lake Tribune stories.” The Salt Lake Tribune, 30 April, 2014. Print and online.
Means, Sean P. “Provo poet finds inspiration in the Tribune.” The Cricket. 23 April, 2014. The Salt Lake Tribune. Online.
Ayer, Beth. “Oulipost Week Three: Sestina, Haiku, and Permutations Oh My.” The Found Poetry Review. 23 April, 2014. Online.
“In :Railroad about the Truth,” Trish Hopkinson‘s response to the lescurean permutation prompt, the odd phrasing pairings brought on by the prompt create a vivid, moving world. From the opening line, we’re immersed: “The sound begins with a story / a ghostly, beautiful, mysterious boy. / A sound visiting evening on a rainy summer.” And regarding the trains: “We love speed. / We love their enormity / and what they say about us.” You’ll pause many times reading this poem.”
McIlvenna, Kirsten. “Screen Reading: Mini reviews of current issues of online literary magazines.” NewPages. 10 Dec. 2013. Online.
“Trish Hopkinson’s “Footnote to a Footnote” is a list of holy things, but they aren’t what you may initially imagine. “Jacuzzis are holy. / Garage door openers are holy. / Back-up cameras and recycle bins–all holy,” it begins. The delight in reading it is the language and sounds as well as the surprising “holy” elements.”
