Poetry & Short Stories
Amy’s poetry and short stories can be found in several print and online publications.
Print Publications
- Aji Magazine
- American Journal of Nursing
- Annals of Internal Medicine
- Ars Medica: A Journal of Medicine, the Arts, and Humanities
- Bellevue Literary Review
- DASH
- Fruits of Our Quarantine
- Health Humanities Reader
- Janus Head
- Journal of Medical Humanities
- Oberon Poetry Magazine
- Pulse
- The Healing Muse
- Touch
Online Publications
- Months to Years - A List of Questions for the Oncologist
- Abandoned Mine - Reduced to Nouns
- Rogue Agent Journal - What to Do When You Are No Longer in Remission
- Intima: A Journal of Narrative Medicine - Running the Scars Gauntlet
- Please See Me (Winter Issue #12, Diagnosis) - Grandma’s Letters – Just Another Mortal and Exam Rooms Are Often Windowless
- Journal of the Humanities in Rehabilitation - At Rehab
- Persimmon Tree - Cafeteria – 2013
- SANA: Self-Achievement Through Nursing Art - Early Morning Clinical Rounds
- Snapdragon: A Journal of Art & Healing, Summer 2021, Issue 7.2 - Angry Crow
- 2022 Littoral Press Poetry Prize – Honorable Mention - Day's End at the Farmer's Market in Montparnasse
- Sigma Theta Tau Nursing Centered - Her First Nursing Care Plan
- Compass Rose Literary Journal - Lot's Wife
- Hare’s Paw Literary Journal - Harbingers of Death List
- Medmic: Conversations, Culture and Creativity from the Health Care Community - The Hand in Repose
Articles & Anthologies
- (2020). Thinking about difficulty: Using poetry to enhance interpretative and collaborative skills in healthcare ethics education. Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics, 29: 459-469. doi:10.1017/S0963180120000201.
- (2018). “Ablutions” (short story revised from 2000 version) in J. Bryner and C. Davis (Eds.), Learning to Heal: Reflections on Nursing School in Poetry and Prose, Kent State University Press, Kent, Ohio, pp. 26-31.
- (2015). “The one she calls milk” (poem). Pulse: voices from the heart of medicine - Editors’ picks - a third anthology, Paul Gross and Diane Guernsey (Eds.), pp. 138-139.
- (2015). “Angry Crow” (poem). In Written Here: The Community of Writers Poetry Review (2013) p.21.
- (2014). “Second degree block” (poem) and commentary. In T. Jones, D. Wear, and L.D. Friedman (Eds.), Health Humanities Reader. Rutgers University Press: New Brunswick, NJ, pp. 122-124.
- (2007). Stereotactic biopsy & What if they said. . . (poems). In M. Hurst & S. DasGupta (Eds.), Stories of illness and healing: Women write their bodies (pp. 74-77). Kent State University Press.
- (2006). Dehiscence, Asking for direction, Girding for battle, & Chemotherapy lounge (poems and commentary). In J. Schaefer (Ed.), The poetry of nursing: Poems and commentaries of leading nurse-poets (pp. 71-80). Kent, Ohio: Kent State University Press.
- (2003). Conversations with Wendy, Ten items or less, & Port-a-cath (poems). In C. Davis & J. Schaefer (Eds.), Intensive care: More poetry and prose by nurses. Iowa City, Iowa: University of Iowa Press.
Video Series
Watch this video series featuring Amy Haddad presenting four of her original poems.
The Geography of Kitchens, Finishing Line Press, Georgetown, KY.
An Otherwise Healthy Woman, Backwaters Press, Lincoln, NE.
DASH Literary Journal, 13th Edition, pages 76-79.
DASH Literary Journal, 13th Edition, pages 76-79.