Media KitbioK.A. Vallere is the author of the forthcoming chapbook A Bad Woman Learns to Speak (dancing girl press, 2026–2027 series). She works across genres, including recent projects in poetry, hybrid forms, literary criticism, and the essay. She holds an Undergraduate Diploma in Creative Writing with Distinction from the University of Oxford. Ms. Vallere has been selected for artist residencies at Château d'Orquevaux, Hôtel Sainte Valière, and beamARTS. Her poetry has appeared in Tupelo Quarterly, Superlative Literary Journal, and Canyon Voices, while her criticism and essays have appeared in or are forthcoming from the Los Angeles Review and Tupelo Quarterly. She was also interviewed for In Superlative Conversation, the podcast of Superlative Literary Journal. In 2026, she completed an internship with Tupelo Press and attended the Tupelo Manuscript Conference as a scholar. Originally from Poland, she writes in English and is a member of the UK Society of Authors.
short bioK.A. Vallere is the author of the forthcoming chapbook A Bad Woman Learns to Speak (dancing girl press, 2026–2027 series). She is a Polish poet, essayist, and critic writing in English; her poetry has appeared in Tupelo Quarterly, Superlative Literary Journal, Canyon Voices, and elsewhere, and her criticism and essays have appeared in or are forthcoming from the Los Angeles Review and Tupelo Quarterly. She holds an Undergraduate Diploma in Creative Writing with Distinction from the University of Oxford. She has been selected for artist residencies at Château d'Orquevaux, Hôtel Sainte Valière, and beamARTS.
reading bioK.A. Vallere is a Polish poet, essayist, and critic writing in English. Her debut chapbook, A Bad Woman Learns to Speak, is forthcoming from dancing girl press as part of its 2026–2027 series, developed under the mentorship of poet and critic Kristina Marie Darling. Her poetry has appeared in Tupelo Quarterly, Superlative Literary Journal, Canyon Voices, and elsewhere; her criticism and essays have appeared in or are forthcoming from the Los Angeles Review and Tupelo Quarterly. She holds an Undergraduate Diploma in Creative Writing with Distinction from the University of Oxford, and has been selected for artist residencies at Château d'Orquevaux, Hôtel Sainte Valière, and beamARTS. Vallere lives between artist residencies and the piano's highest C8, where she is extending the chapbook's dramatic and visual world into a full-length hybrid collection.