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BIO

Leslie is a Houston based writer and reader. Leslie Archibald, a graduate of the University of Houston, writes poetry, flash fiction, and nonfiction in a tiny home office in Houston, Texas. When she is not writing, you may find her roaming the city photographing Houston’s unique character, dabbling in watercolors, and exploring genre bending and multimedia literature. She volunteers with Houston's writing community  and as a slush reader  for with Interstellar Flight Press  and local anthology submission calls. She is the winner of the 2017 Spider Road Press Spider’s Web Flash Fiction Competition for her piece "Sherry Baby." 

Leslie has always been interested in  photography and has taken courses at Houston Center for Photography. Late in 2023, she began experimenting  with watercolor painting and  played with merging the two. After several tries and ruined photographs, she found the right printer, the right paper and the patience to create   her  merged series which led to the creation of a visual arts page   where prints of her work can now be viewed and purchased.

​PUBLICATIONS

​Flash fiction

​​Sherry Baby -   My SRP Spider's web flash fiction prize winning piece "Sherry Baby" can be found in the special section of   Companion of the Ash  by Kate Spitzmiller from Spider Road Press.

Non Fiction

​Exploring identity and Grief in Deam of the Bird Tatoo by Juan J. Morales for Interstellar Flight Magazine, June 20, 2025.
​​Found Poetry, Narrative, and Identity: An Interview with Andrea Blythe, author of Necessary Poisons   for Interstellar Flight Magazine  October 22, 2024
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Poetry as Activism and Healing in "Salt Chorus": An Interview with  Dominique Rossi for Interstellar Flight Magazine  July 22, 2024
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Escaping the Body: An Interview with Chloe N. Clark -   Interview with  poet and storyteller Chloe N. Clark  for   Interstellar Flight Magazine March 9, 2022 and The best of IFP year end anthology, year 4.
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Blurring the lines Between Memoir and Speculative Poetry  - My review of    Fran Wilde's   Clock Star Rose Spine  for Interstellar Flight Magazine November 22, 2021 and The best of IFP year end anthology, year 3.
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Grunge, Metal, and AP Chemisty - My review of Rosebud Ben Oni's 20 Atomic Sonnets for Interstellar Flight Magazine   October 5, 2020 and the best of    IFP year end anthonlogy, Year 2.
​Thirteen - Spend a moment in the piney woods of Big Thicket, Rye, Texas with my short narrative piece "Thirteen" published in 
Tales of Texas Vol. 2. 
​​Porcelain Dolls: Lessons I Learned from a Strong Woman - in Progress
Poetry
Fog, Born of Night,  and I Saw Death on the Parkway, Synkroniciti magazine, Vol 6 no. 4 Fall 2024
​Like Stars and Space, Synkroniciti magazine, Vol 5 no. 4 Fall 2023
​She Dances in Indigo - Chosen for  Color:Story 2023   a  collaborative visual art and literary exhibition. Visual art created by  Roxanne Glaser.
Poems for a
Broken (Marriage) Man Poetry Chapbook forthcoming from Finishing Line Press (Preorder Link to come)

Art

She was like Magenta - Poem and Art part of Sabine Street Studios' Magenta exhibition
Shattered - Poem and Art part of Sabine Street Studios'  Symbolic Self Portraits exhibition
Sunflower in Still Life - Poem and Art part of Sabine Street Studios' Ch Ch Changes exhibition
Frank's Pizza - Black and white photo part of Hardy and Nance Studios B&W 9.0 exhibition
Canoeing at Allen's Landing   - Black and white photo part of Hardy and Nance Studios B&W 9.0 exhibition
Christ Church Cathedral   - Black and white photo part of Hardy and Nance Studios B&W 9.0 exhibition
Umbrellas and Night Sky   - Black and white photo part of Hardy and Nance Studios B&W 9.0 exhibition
​Seashell - Watercolor and Ink  part of Hardy and Nance Studios The Abstract Art Show exhibition
​Stars - Watercolor and Ink  part of Hardy and Nance Studios The Abstract Art Show exhibition

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