BOOKS
CUNTRY
Published by Trembling Pillow Press in 2017, CUNTRY—a finalist for the 2015 National Poetry Series—skewers the one-dimensional depictions of women in American country music and pornography.
Reviewed by Carrie Chappell at Fanzine, by Jennifer MacBain-Stephens at Agape Editions, by Ava Hofmann at New Delta Review and at Unlikely Stories.
Interviewed by Vi Khi Nao at Entropy Magazine, Rob Mclennan at at 12 or 20 Questions, and on Episode 9 of No Good Poetry Podcast.
Myriam Gurba on CUNTRY and Elizabeth Hall's book, I Have Devoted My Life To The Clitoris.
Review of "I Learned To Be A Woman From A Nineties Country Song" (video piece originally published in TENDERLOIN) by Megan Burns.
THE SCIENCE OF WOMEN GETTING RICH
Self-published THE SCIENCE OF WOMEN GETTING RICH: A FEMINIST REVISION, available as an e-book, and designed the book’s marketing campaign and cross-platform content. A feminist revision of Wallace Wattles’ 1910 book, the book is a tool for freelancing women+, and feminist cultural criticism in the vein of Vanessa Place’s BOYCOTT.
THIS IS A MAP OF THEIR WATCHING ME.
Selected as a finalist for the Winter 2015 BOAAT Chapbook Competition by Zachary Schomburg. Sadly, BOAAT Press no longer exists. Read the PDF for free here.
Reviewed by Toby Altman in Entropy
ORTHOREXIA
Published in 2011 by dancing girl press. Buy it here.