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ABOUT
Pictured: Kurt David Ostrow, Gabrielle Grace Hogan, and Rob Macaisa Colgate
Gabrielle Grace Hogan (she/her) received her MFA from the University of Texas at Austin. Her poetry has appeared or is forthcoming in TriQuarterly, CutBank, Salt Hill, The Los Angeles Review, Missouri Review, and others. She is the author of the chapbooks Soft Obliteration (Ghost City Press 2020) and Love Me With the Fierce Horse Of Your Heart (Ursus Americanus Press 2023), and has had her work supported by the Ragdale Foundation, Tin House Workshop, and the Michener Center for Writers.Her work prioritizes lesbian visibility, for all who fall under the label's umbrella.She is an assistant poetry editor at Foglifter, and a team writer at Autostraddle. She is currently working on her first manuscript.For now, she lives in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
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WRITING
FORTHCOMING
"Body Agnostic" — Hooligan Mag
"Horse Poem With Love In It" & "Some Big Hand Turns Off the Light" — Mid-American Review
"Preservation Method" & "The Field Where I Was Most Alone" — Salamander
"The Rabbit" — MuzzleSELECT POEMS
"The Body Keeps Score But Man Am I Bad At Math" — Missouri Review
"Devotion" — Frontier Poetry
"If You Have A Minute to Spare, Tell Me Everything You Know" — The Los Angeles Review
"Charleston Poem" — North American Review
"How Do We Name This" — TriQuarterlyESSAYS
"Texas’ DIY Parties Are Creating Spaces for Lesbians From Scratch," Autostraddle
"We Loved boygenius Because of How They Loved Each Other," Autostraddle
Other Autostraddle essaysCV with full list of publications here.
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