Poems by Lynne Potts  have appeared in Paris Review, Southern Humanities Review, Oxford Magazine, Cumberland Review, Art Times, River Oak Review, Green Hills Literary Review, Drumvoices, AGNI,  and many other journals -- 35 poems in all.
She has an MFA from Columbia University where she was Poetry Editor of the Columbia Journal of Literature and Art in 2003-2005.   She has read at Poets House, Columbia University Gallery, Ear Shot, 440 Gallery in Brooklyn, and Cornelia Street Café – and was a featured poet on WKCR, New York.  In 2004 she was awarded the HD Prize by the Poets Project in New York.
As a fellow for the 2006 Ludington Poetry Festival in Ludington, MI, Lynne read for public audiences and taught workshops.
Lynne was selected to be a participant in  the Bread Loaf Writer’s Conference of August 2006 and has been awarded a full fellowship to the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts in 2007.  She has taught poetry at the Globe Institute in New York and the American School of Marrakech, and has written a text called "Eating Poetry" which teaches the elements of poetry though imitation of accomplished masters of the craft.