For Bluest Nude (Milkweed Editions, 2022)

Five Poems from Bluest Nude at The Adrian Brinkerhoff Poetry Foundation

“On Seeing and Being Seen” The New York Times Magazine

“Primordial Mirror”Academy of American Poets Poem-a-Day

“Why I Left the Garden”The Atlantic

Architecture, Texture, and Grace: A Cover Image StoryMilkweed Editions Blog

“Slow Drag with Branches of Pine” featured on The Slowdown

On “Lotioning My Mother’s Back” Poetry Society of America 

“Of Being in Motion” “On Seeing and Being Seen'“ and “Bluest Nude”The Common

For Blood of the Air (Northwestern University Press, 2020)

“Burying Seeds” and “The Beekeeper’s Husband”The Common

Praying, Cursing, Singing: A Review of Ama Codjoe’s Blood of the Air

by Andy Powell, Adroit Journal

On Ama Codjoe’s Blood of the Air: An Ode to Black Women’s Embodiment

by Nadia Alexis, Blackstew

For Poets at the End of the World

I Am Moving: Poets at the End of the World

by Claire Schwartz, Poets & Writers

Other Mark Making

“In the Noise and Whip of the Whirlwind”The Yale Review

“Birth and Rebirth and Rebirth”The Harvard Advocate

“Two Apricots”The Atlantic

“Ama Codjoe on Robert Pruitt”Los Angeles Review of Books

“Poetic Artifacts from the 2023 Poetry Residency” Guggenheim Museum

“Midsummer”American Poetry Review

“The Deer”The New York Review of Books

An Aspect of FreedomThe Sun

“Mother-of-Pearl” The New York Review of Books

“Eating the Dead” The New Republic

“Another Name for America Is Time”The Nation

The Nation Poetry Reading w/ Ilya Kaminsky, Vanessa Angélica Villarreal, and Katie Farris; hosted by Kaveh Akbar

This Land Was MadeOrion

“Of Being Sick and Tired”featured on The Slowdown

Select Interviews

The Space Between Us, Ashbery Land

Behind the Byline The New England Review

Brockport Writers Forum SUNY Brockport

Heaven and Hell with Ama Codjoe The Glimpse

Author Interviews | Poet Ama Codjoe Time’s Arrow Literature

Q & A with Ama Codjoe The Offing

Ama Codjoe Musings of the Artist

Ama Codjoe: Bluest Nude Between the Covers

Short Conversations with Poets McSweeney’s

Five Questions with Ama Codjoe The Yale Review

On Seeing and Been Seen Lit Hub

As I Am Poetry Off the Shelf

Sharing Is Baring 32 Poems

A Celebration of New Books Tupelo Quarterly

Writers on Writing The Common