Logan Garner is a poet residing on Oregon's north coast in the United States. He is a graduate of Butler University and incoming student of the Fall 2025 MFA cohort at the University of British Columbia. Logan writes with a reverence for nature and place and is especially attentive to small beings and fleeting moments lest they be lost in the face of larger backdrops like landscape, culture and memory.
Winner of the Neahkahnie Mountain Poetry Prize and one of Tupelo Press's 30/30 poets for 2024, his work has been featured in Orca Literary Journal, The Elevation Review, The Salal Review, Flying Island and others. He is the author of collections "Here, in the Floodplain" (Plan B Press, 2023) and "The Sin of Feeding Wild Birds" (Broken Tribe Press, 2025).
Logan's work has been published in Across Latitude & Language by Delhi Poetry Slam, a global anthology of poets celebrating diverse voices from around the world.