poetry is when an emotion has found its thought and
the thought has found words.
Talia Green is an award-winning poet, editor, and musician originally from Bergen County, New Jersey. She studied Creative Writing at Emory University, and in 2020, Talia published her debut book of poems titled Faces and Frames (Assure Press, LLC), earning her a reputation as one of the most promising young New Jersey-born writers. Among other notable publications, her work has appeared in SELF Magazine (Condé Nast), A Gathering of the Tribes Magazine, Alloy Literary Magazine, and Jabberwok Review. Talia currently resides in Manhattan, New York.
Along with her artistic endeavors, Talia has worked as an editor for various publications and organizations, most recently for the academic publisher, Macmillan Learning. She has also built a prominent presence in the freelance writing and editorial space, offering editorial consultation and developmental support to high school students during their college essay-writing process. Talia’s clients celebrate a perfect admission rate, accepted to top-tier institutions such as Brown University, Emory University, Tufts University, New York University, and others.
For freelance inquiries, please email: talia.ann.green100@gmail.com
04/01
There, she had caught almost-poems in flight; she studied their fabric but chose not to write. A wineglass lays toppled in afternoon light; she daydreamed its passage but chose not to write. A ceiling fan circles, dust orbits the night, she circled in tandem but chose not to write. A girl, now a woman, she […]
She healed on top of crackled glass. The pretty kind that took care to craft with an artist’s chisel and practiced hand, one swift jab and it grew a thousand corners; an appearing act. She became whole on glass whose outsides hold a molten core of moving parts, a mosaic of shards and spaces, embossed […]
05/21
Talia’s latest single, “When We Think,” released in April 2025. Available on all major streaming platforms, including Spotify and Apple Music.
a tribute written and performed by Talia, in loving memory of her aunt.
mahatma gandhi
writing contest at
princeton university
roxbury young
playwrights competition
william faulkner literary
competition
one-act playwriting
competition award
("Ink Never Dulls")
achievement awards in writing
one-act playwriting
competition award
("Public Transportation")
one-act playwriting
competition award
("Ink Never Dulls")
New Jersey governor's
award Talia Green for her
play "Ink Never Dulls" in
the nj young playwrights
competition
Gold Key (Poetry - "Past")
Silver Key (Writing Portfolio)
Silver Key (Poetry - "Billboards")
Silver Key(Poetry - "Status Update-8:57pm")
Silver Key (Critical Essay - "We are still looking down")
Honorable Mention (Poetry -"Anchored Defeat")
Honorable Mention(Poetry - "Fourth")
Honorable Mention(Poetry - "Subject Regimen")
Honorable Mention(Dramatic Script - "Ink Never Dulls")