Kimberly K. Williams (she/her) is a poet from Detroit who now lives in Queensland, Australia. She has three books of poetry and one book of co-translations from the Mexican poet, Benjamin Valdivia. Her second book of poetry, Sometimes a Woman (Recent Work Press 2021), won the 2022 WILLA Literary Award for Poetry. Her third book of poetry, Still Lives (Gazebo Books 2022), won a Canberra Critics Award in 2023 and was short-listed for the ACT notable book of the year in poetry in 2023. She is a lecturer at Central Queensland University.
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