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Most recent book on record
Date: 2023-11-15
About
Managing Editor / Lit Fox Books, Austin, TX
Reviews Editor / Austin Poetry Review
Associate Editor / Raw Earth Ink
Poetry Editor / Writers Resist
Content Editor / Life & Legends Magazine
Poetry Editor / Parcham Literary Journal
Previously Senior Editor / Indie Blu(e) Publishing / 8 years
Former Associate Editor / Queer Ink
Former Poetry Editor / Tint Journal
Former Poetry Editor / The Pine Cone Review Former Writer-in-Residence / Borderless Journal
Former Editorial Partner / BlackBird Press
Guest-Editor / SETU International Journal
Candice Daquin has edited and written poetry and poetry reviews for the last decade, as well as working in the publishing world and as a Psychotherapist. She has a background in psychotherapy, primarily with trauma survivors. She devotes a good amount of time to writing and editing and is an ardent believer in equity for all.
Daquin is Co-Editor of SMITTEN This Is What Love Looks Like, an award-winning lesbian poetry anthology and co-editor of THE KALI PROJECT, an award-winning collection of feminist Indian writers and Co-Editor of We Will Not Be Silenced, an anthology of poets and writers and artists responding to the #metoo movement. The anthology reached #1 positions on Amazon best-seller lists for months. Daquin also Co-Edited As The World Burns (an anthology on #metoo and #Trump and #Covid-19), and has edited many authors works as well as widely reviewing for publications like World Literature Today and writing forewords.
Her award-winning debut novel The Cruelty published November 25th, 2025. FlowerSong Press. This debut is a gloves-off, hard-hitting psychological thriller written from a woman's perspective, examining how far a person will go to survive cruelty and enact ultimate justice to free herself from a cycle of violence. The Cruelty has won three literature awards so far.
Daquin's most recent collection of poetry is Tainted by the Same Counterfeit.
As a queer immigrant woman, Daquin's support of others is how she gets her joy.
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Reviews Editor / Austin Poetry Review
Associate Editor / Raw Earth Ink
Poetry Editor / Writers Resist
Content Editor / Life & Legends Magazine
Poetry Editor / Parcham Literary Journal
Previously Senior Editor / Indie Blu(e) Publishing / 8 years
Former Associate Editor / Queer Ink
Former Poetry Editor / Tint Journal
Former Poetry Editor / The Pine Cone Review Former Writer-in-Residence / Borderless Journal
Former Editorial Partner / BlackBird Press
Guest-Editor / SETU International Journal
Candice Daquin has edited and written poetry and poetry reviews for the last decade, as well as working in the publishing world and as a Psychotherapist. She has a background in psychotherapy, primarily with trauma survivors. She devotes a good amount of time to writing and editing and is an ardent believer in equity for all.
Daquin is Co-Editor of SMITTEN This Is What Love Looks Like, an award-winning lesbian poetry anthology and co-editor of THE KALI PROJECT, an award-winning collection of feminist Indian writers and Co-Editor of We Will Not Be Silenced, an anthology of poets and writers and artists responding to the #metoo movement. The anthology reached #1 positions on Amazon best-seller lists for months. Daquin also Co-Edited As The World Burns (an anthology on #metoo and #Trump and #Covid-19), and has edited many authors works as well as widely reviewing for publications like World Literature Today and writing forewords.
Her award-winning debut novel The Cruelty published November 25th, 2025. FlowerSong Press. This debut is a gloves-off, hard-hitting psychological thriller written from a woman's perspective, examining how far a person will go to survive cruelty and enact ultimate justice to free herself from a cycle of violence. The Cruelty has won three literature awards so far.
Daquin's most recent collection of poetry is Tainted by the Same Counterfeit.
As a queer immigrant woman, Daquin's support of others is how she gets her joy.
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