"Magazine A"
Writing voraciously from the time I could make a mark on paper (or anywhere else), my first published poem appeared in an anthology when I was 10 years old.
Now, I push the boundaries of what the form will allow and where it can go. I’m passionate about the term experimental poetry and all of its possibilities.
While using various artistic mediums to introduce my work to a larger audience, you’re just as likely to find my poetry on a video or canvas as you are to find it in a book or magazine.
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Where you can find my poetry:
My poem:
Poetic Rocket Scientist
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Matrix Magazine: New Feminsims
My poems:
Feminism Dot Com
Third Wave Feminism
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Other Tongues: Mixed-Race Women Speak Out
Edited by Adebe De Rango-Adem and Andrea Thompson. Inanna Publications.
My poem:
Casting Call: Looking for White Girls and Latinas
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ditch, poetry that matters
Click here to check out my page of poems.
My poems:
Bathtub of Pomegranate Seeds
Bring Apples to the Table
Indulgence
More Skin Than Gender
Names in the Phone Book
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The Incongruous Quarterly
Guest editor: Karen Correia Da Silva
Poetry theme: “collage”
My poems:
Magazine B
Magazine E
You can also check out an overview of the entire issue here, which includes guest fiction editor Saleema Nawaz and a music section with “unpublishable” tracks from awesome acts like Holy Fuck!
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Feminism FOR REAL: Deconstructing the Academic Industrial Complex of Feminism
Edited by Jessica Yee. Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives.
My poems:
After the Third Wave (click here to read)
Challenging Your Textbook-isms
#57 on Ms. Magazine’s “Top 100 Feminist Non-Fiction Countdown“
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The Shakespearean Rag
Check out my response to Steven W. Beattie’s question, “Why should people read poetry?
(Or, to turn the question on its head: Why do you write poetry?)”
Including my poem:
deliciousness
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Steel Bananas (#27) Neo-Canadiana
My poems:
Queen W.
Stages of this Land
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