Connie Wieneke has lived in Wyoming since 1983. All of her writing is fuelled by place and family, by the other-than-human which is really this whole earth, and by the ways in which memory sometimes gets it wrong. In August, Seven Kitchens Press published What Couldn’t Be Fixed, a chapbook of poems about her mother. Recent and forthcoming work appears in Stand, Weber: The Contemporary West, Pilgrimage, ballast, Camas, Talking River Review, and others, as well as in several anthologies, including Rewilding: Poems for the Environment. In addition to an MFA from the University of Montana, she has received literary fellowships from Wyoming Arts Council.

Connie Wieneke's work featured in Stand Magazine comprises six contributions of poetry, over a period of nine years.