PUBLISHED WORKS
PUBLISHED WORKS
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Apricity, November 2023, “Independence,” (nonfiction)
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Better than Starbucks, November 2021, Vol.VI, No IV, “Go Go Go Said the Bird,” (nonfiction)
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Binnacle, Fall 2006, “Kitten” (fiction)
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California Quarterly, Volume 32, Number 4, “Birds,” (poetry)
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Caveat Lector, caveat-lector.org “Chronos” (nonfiction)
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Clackamas Literary Review, Volume 8, 2004, “Talking in my Sleep” (poetry)
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Confluence, Volume 14, 2003, “A Little Tenderness” (poetry)
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Connecticut Review, Volume XXVI, No.2, Fall 2004, “Smoke” (poetry)
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Eclipse, Volume 18, Fall, 2007, “Leavings,” “This Poem” (poetry)
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Entropy, 2/20/19, “The Greening” (fiction)
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Evening Street Review, Spring, 2021, “The Mountains are Home.” (nonfiction)
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Ginosko Literary Journal, Issue 32, summer,2024, “Offer Me Feathers” (prose poem),“Jennifer Juniper 1969” (poetry), “Old” (poetry)
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Green Hills Literary Lantern, “Volume 24, 2013, “Voyeur.” (nonfiction)
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Hampden-Sydney Poetry Review, Winter, 2007, “Shadows” (prose poem)
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Heartlands, Volume 4, 2006, “Empty Nest” (poetry)
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The Hong King Review, September 2022, “What Do You Call An Elephant?,” reprint (fiction),
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Ignatian Literary Review, 2023, “Hands on My Back,” (nonfiction)
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The Laurel Review, Volume 40, Number 2, Summer 06, “Savasana” (fiction)
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Life After Hate, online magazine, Fall 2010, Issue 34, “How Sofia Helped Heal Sheboygan County” (essay)
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Lullwater Review, Spring 2000, “Glass III” (fiction)
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Meadow, 2019, “Shrinkage” (fiction)
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New English Review, December 2020, “Pyrexia” (fiction)
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North Dakota Quarterly, Volume 85, Numbers 1-4, 2018, “Green Scarf” (fiction)
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Paragon Press, 2019 “Rosie” (fiction)
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Pennsylvania English, Volume 40.1, Winter 2018/Spring 2019, “The Smell of Blood (nonfiction)
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Penman Review, 2018, “Birds at Sunrise” (fiction)
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Pine Hills Review, February 2023, “Lights,”(nonfiction)
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Porcupine, Volume 1, Issue 1, 1996, “ Luciano and the Lightning” (poetry)
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Volume 4, Issue 2, 2000, “The Sharp Sunlight,” “The Scent of Lightning” (poetry)
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Volume 5, Issue 2, 2001, “Gravity” (fiction)
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Prism, Issue 15, “Rainy Day at McCreedy’s” (poetry)
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Quarter After Eight, Volume 6, 2000, “Glass II” (fiction)
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Re:al, Volume 29, Spring & Fall 2004, “The Burden of Being” (essay)
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Redravine.com, November, 2008, “Mystery ER,” (nonfiction)
July 2009, “Door” (nonfiction)
July, 2010, “Lang-Widge,” (essay)
August, 2010, “da-da poetry” (essay)
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Reflections Literary Journal, 2005, Volume 7 “Stars” reprint (fiction)
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Rubbertop, 2018, “Cleaning House” (fiction)
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Seems 34, 2000, “Untitled” (poetry)
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Southern Humanities Review, Volume 37, Number 3, Summer 2003, “Upper Captiva” (fiction)
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Sulphur River Literary Review, Volume 22, No.1, Vernal Equinox 2006, “This Morning” (poem)
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Tempest, Number 6, Winter, 1973, “Rebellion,” “I am Alive,” “Whole Day,” “Murray Avenue” (poetry) – under the name Judith Marks
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The Write Launch, August 2022, “What Do You Call An Elephant?,” (fiction)
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Umbrella Factory Magazine, 2022,“Intrinsic Meaning,” (nonfiction)
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Tulane Review, Spring 2013, “Like Hunger,” (poetry)
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Voices de la Luna, February 2021, “The Rabbit, The Bear, and The Buffalo Man,” (nonfiction)
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Waxing and Waning, Issue 7, 2020, “The Dacha at 5 a.m.,” “Family Photo,” “How to Leave Your Marriage,” “How Love Catches Us,” “Transcendence” (poetry)
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Wild Violet, August 2013, “Gone” (nonfiction)
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Willow Review, Volume 32, Spring 2005, “Stars” (fiction)
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Young Ravens Literary Review, Issue 14, “Waves” (nonfiction)
PUSHCART PRIZE NOMINATIONS
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fiction – “Gravity” (appeared in Porcupine Magazine, vol. 5, issue 2)
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poetry – “Untitled” (appeared in Seems 34, 2000)
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nonfiction- “The Mountains are Home” (appeared in Evening Street Review, Spring 2021)
OTHER AWARDS
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2024 Won - President's Book Award, " Florida Authors and Publishers Association", Autobiography and Memoir
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2024 Finalist - International Book Awards, Nonfiction, General
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2024 BREW Nonfiction Book Excellence, Memoir of the Year: Fever of Unknown Origin by Judith Ford
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2023 Won - Paris Book Festival, Memoir
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2023 The Paris Book Festival Award, honorable mention,
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2005 Willow Review Prose Award (first place) for “Stars” (Willow Review, Spring 2005)
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Margaret Reid Poetry Contest – most highly commended for “Haiku Series,” 2008
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Wisconsin Fellowship of Poets, fifth place for “Roger’s House.” 1986
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Best of the Net 2023, nomination for “Go Go Go Said the Bird,” (Better than Starbucks, 2021)
POETRY COLLECTION
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Burning Oak, some poems by Martin J. Rosenblum & Judith Marks (Ford), Lionhead Publishing, 1986
MEMOIR
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Fever of Unknown Origin, A True Tale of Medicine, Mystery and Magic, Resource Publications, 2022 Marks (Ford), Lionhead Publishing, 1986