Anna Evas

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Poet Anna Evas explores the liminal world through vivid botanical imagery in her poetry collection Apocryphal (San Francisco Bay Press). The book also features a long sequence that chronicles the harrowing experiences of two orphans from infancy.

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Her distinctive poetic voice transforms complex emotions into luminous imagery.

 

Her work has appeared in literary publications such as The Michigan Quarterly Review, The Worcester Review, Long Poem Magazine, Euphony, THINK Journal, The Orchards Poetry Review, The Amsterdam Review, The Anglican Theological Review, The Ekphrastic Review, and Irises (The University of Canberra Vice-Chancellor’s International Poetry Prize).

She recently won the Ekphrastic Poetry Prize from the Poetry Society of Virginia for "The Modern Venus of Willendorf."

 

A contemporary classical musician, she is a 3x recording artist and a national prize-winning composer of concert music (GnoceanMusic). She has also written hundreds of educational, art-inspired piano pieces and their lyrics (ZopraMusic).

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She is a creativity mindset coach at her company, StandOutBetter.com, and publishes regularly on creativity on Substack.

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