Join Avia and special guest readers to celebrate the launch of her poetry debut.

Song in Tammuz is featured in Debutiful’s “The 2026 Debut Poetry Collections You Need To Read.”

Join Avia during the book tour for her debut poetry collection, Song in Tammuz this fall.

Avia will be teaching a workshop called Writing the Biblical Persona: Doubt & Devotion at Yetzirah, A Hearth of Jewish Poetry in December 2026.

Avia will be a visiting writer for the Innovation & Empowerment: A Workshop for Writers at the Ionion Center for the Arts and Culture.

See the upcoming Tupelo Quarterly Spring Workshop Series, where Avia will be teaching.

Event: Join Avia and the 2026 Fellows for a reading on Wednesday, May 27, 2026.

Event: Debut Poets Speak: Five Writers on Bringing Their First Books into the World, with Isabella DeSendi, Chelsea Krieg, Carlene Cucharczyk, and Avia Tadmor.

Song in Tammuz included in “The 2026 Debut Poetry Collections You Need To Read”.

Avia Tadmor was selected as 2026 Poetry Fellow by Poets & Writers and will participate in the 2026 poetry cohort of Get the Word Out, a publicity incubator that primes early-career authors to make the biggest splash possible with their forthcoming books.

Watch the recording of the Phosphorescense Poetry Series April 2025, featuring debut poets Carlene Kucharczyk, Silvia Bonilla, and Avia Tadmor.

See a glimpse into Avia’s review of The Fight by Jennifer Manthey for The Rumpus.

See a glimpse into Avia’s review of Gabrielle Bates’ Judas’ Goat on Tupelo Quarterly.

Three poems by Ronny Someck, translated from Hebrew by Avia Tadmor.