LJ Moore’s poetry, essays, and photography have appeared in Spectrum, Midnight Zoo, Danse Macabre, Coracle, 14 Hills, Limestone, Jacket, Kalliope, Transfer, Goetry, Sidebrow, Instant City, We Still Like, Artsmith, The Chiron Review, The Bold Italic, Sparkle&Blink, and Enizagam.

Her 2008 book-length poem, F-Stein, tells the story of family through pop culture, science, and the paranormal in the form of a replicating strand of DNA.

Her 2015 illustrated, flash-fiction book small, fierce things is available through AchiotePress.com.

LJ’s book reviews have appeared in Jacket, Rain Taxi, Publisher’s Weekly, Examiner.com, and Litseen. She is a co-founder of Small Desk Press, and is now a director/producer for Invisible City Audio Tours, which brings writers, composers, and visual artists together to create permanent (and free) public art installations in the form of self-guided audio tours . L.J. Moore was a 2010 writer in residence at Headlands Center for the Arts, and completed a 2013 residency with The Arctic Circle, where she sailed on a tall ship around the archipelago of Svalbard with a group of artists during 24 hours of daylight.

LJ lives and writes in San Francisco.