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Amelia Loeffler

A glowing train headlight shines down railroad tracks at dusk, framed by shadowy Southern trees—reflecting themes from Amelia Loeffler poetry, Southern poetry, and the Nashville-based poet’s exploration of light, memory, and place.

Briefly Incandescent

Kentucky-born poet Amelia Loeffler writes from the precipice between the wild recklessness of childhood and the quiet reflection of adulthood.

Into the Eye of the Dragon: Nada Tunnel’s Timeless Tale

In Kentucky’s Red River Gorge, a historic tunnel stands as a testament to the region’s boom-and-bust cycles. Amelia Loeffler explores how this “Gateway to the Red” reflects the area’s complex past and uncertain future.