Knoll’s poems in anthologies:

• Cascades and Currents contains three Knoll poems about water from Quabbin Quills press out October, 2022.
• Rumors, Secrets and Lies: Poems About Pregnancy, Abortion and Choice edited by Carol Lynne Knight and Kristine Snodgrass, by Anhinga Press, Knoll poem “Relativity of Loss”
• From Vita Brevis Press, October, 2022, “Relativity of Loss” in What is All This Sweet Work?: A Poetry Anthology about Love and Loss 
• “My Daughter Meets My White Pine,” in The Path to Kindness: Poems of Connection and Joy, edited by James Crews, available April 2022. Available at all bookstores.
• Three poems in Venus Rising: Musing and Lore from Women Writers, out from Our Galaxy Publishing, 2022
• “Galloping Hooves” and “Oregon: Local News” in Climbing Lightly Through Forests: A Poetry Anthology Honoring Ursula K. LeGuin (2021)
• “I Want to Write” in The Majesty of Trees: Poets & Artists Respond Root, Trunk and Branch, November, 2020
• “The Industry of Spiders” is in the No Spider Harmed anthology from Arachne Press, July, 2020
• “My Impatience is like a fish” is included Is It Hot in Here Or Is it Just Me?: Women Over Forty Write on Aging, an anthology from Beautiful Cadaver Project in Social Justice Anthologies, 2019
• Playa Anthology: Work by Artists in Residence at Playa in Summer Lake, Oregon, 2018, two poems: “Good-Byes Driving to Playa” and “Moving from Here to There”
• Local News: Poetry About Small Towns, editors Tom Montag & David Graham, includes two poems about Manzanita, Oregon from Ocean’s Laughter
• Is it Hot in Here or is it Just Me? Women Over 40 Write on Aging from Social Justice Anthologies, Knoll’s poem “Impatience is Like a Fish.” Coming out in fall of 2019.  
• “Bleached Prayer Flags” in Universal Oneness : An Anthology of Magnun Opus Poems from Around The World (360 poems by 360 poets), editor Vivekanand Jha/ India. Available in August 2019 at Amazon.
• Fire and Rain – Eco-Poetry of California  (Released October, 2018)  contains “Gray Whale”
• “Human Writing Haunts All People” in 300K – A Poetry Anthology About the Human Race edited by Walter Ruhlman (October 2018)
• Guy Farmer’s Social Justice Poetry website publishes a 2108 social justice anthology  – Along The Way: A Contemporary Poetry Anthology
• Scott Wiggerman and David Meischen just released a 2018 anthology, “Weaving the Terrain: 100-Word Southwestern Poems.” Exactly 100 words, no more, no less. My poem  is “A Ghost House in Abiquiu, Circa 1880.” For anyone who loves the Southwest, find these sculpted poems of Moab, Truchas, Taos, West Texas and a whole lot more (233 pages of poetry.)
• Verseweavers (anthology of the Oregon Poetry Association) Anthology of Prize-Winning Poems from Spring, 2017: “The Mist Cove Leaves Juneau’s Harbor to Steam Through Stephen’s Passge to Endicott Arms” – themed narrative third place
• “Connections,” a poem about working to understand white privilege, is included in To Wake, To Rise, edited by Rev. William G. Sinkford and published by Skinner House Books, as meditations on social justice and resilience, June 2017.
• “Mrs. Claus in the Lost & Found,” Lost: Reflections (Medusa Laugh Press) 2017 (a hand-bound limited edition of 200 copies)
• “The Crowhurst Yew” in the e-anthology Over The Moon: Birds, Beasts and Trees posted on the Poemeleon Poetry Journal website.
• Uprooted: An Anthology on Gender and Illness, 2016 includes “Six Chanticleer Pears on NE 27th,” available in Kindle and paperback in 2016
• NANCY DREW ANTHOLOGY: Writing & Art Featuring Everybody’s Favorite Female Sleuth, Silver Birch Press, 2016, “The Secret at Shadow Ranch”
• Sparrow’s Trill – Writers Respond to the Charleston Shooting  includes “Body Language”, Minerva Rising Press, 2016
• She Holds The Face of the World – Ten Years of VoiceCatcher “Two Poets in the Weight Room”
• Two poems — “Ode to Ketchup”  and “The Seeds of Thanksgiving”  are in The Poeming Pigeon – Poems about Food“
• “Through the Flames of the New Year’s Fire” is on pages 148-149 in the Four Seasons Anthology out from Kind of a Hurricane Press — a free e-book download
• “A Freelancer’s Interview with a Woman of Industry,” in Of Course, I’m a Feminist edited by Ellen Goldberg, 2015
• “Red Shoes” in Poeming Pigeons,  2015, from The Poetry Box press
• “The Uniformed Man on the Dike in New Orleans,” in Motif 4: Seeking Its Own Level – an Anthology of Writings About Water, edited by Denton Loving, 2014
• “Relativity of Loss” in 2014-2015 San Diego Poetry Annual (link to Amazon) edited by William H. Harding.
• “Mid-July Peaches” and “The Elf at the Capitol Hill Library” (a Pushcart nomination) in Keeping It Weird – Poems and Stories of Portland, Oregon  (2014) from The Poetry Box.
• “Assisted Living in a Rocking Chair” in Manifest West (2013) from Western Press Books.
• “Night Hag” in Seek It: Writers and Artists Do Sleep, Red Claw Press, 2012.