Kat Terban's work has been published in the Plum Tree Tavern, AZE Journal, Open Minds Quarterly, Eunoia Review, and Little Death Literature . In addition, their work has been anthologized in Manchester Community College's annual publication, Shapes. In March 2020 they were shortlisted in the 18th Annual BrainStorm Poetry Contest. They are a member of the Connecticut Poetry Society and of the National Federation of State Poetry Societies. In early 2019 they received Manchester Community College's Outstanding Young Poet award. In late 2019, they were chosen by a panel of judges to be a Connecticut Student Poet and they toured on the Connecticut Poetry Circuit in 2020. Most recently, they were invited to read their poem "Pandemic - COVID19" to a live audience as a guest on the first of Rattle Poetry Review's weekly Poets Respond Open Mic podcasts and their poem "When the Interviewers Asked What They Did During the Pandemic" was featured on NPR's In It Together radio broadcast on 4/14/20.

Kat announces and keeps a threaded set of tweets about their current projects, their work-in-progress poems, and publications as a pinned tweet on their Twitter account: @semiotic.pirate

Mx. Terban, when not watching cheesy movies with friends, is a person who likes to play with their words and invite strange and fantastical creatures to solve cozy mysteries and drink tea. They live on top of a great hill, in a land of moss, clover, and roses, where songbirds greet them every morning and cats purr them to sleep every night.