publications
Plath Profiles, vol III, 2010
“Through the Looking Glass: An Examination of the Double in Sylvia Plath’s ‘Mirror’”
Plath Profiles, vol V, 2013
“An Oracle in Ariel” – personal essay on Sylvia Plath
Evil, Women and the Feminine #7 Inter-Disciplinary.net, Dubrovnik, Croatia, 2015
“Each Dead Child, Coiled: The Dark Side of Pregnancy in the Poems of Sylvia Plath”
Editor, Lilith Rising: Perspectives on Evil and the Feminine, Inter-Disciplinary Press, 2016. Buy.
Static
Short play performed at Soho Theatre, London; February 2003.
Plath Profiles
Managing editor, volumes 7-9
Co-edit the only academic journal dedicated to the work of poet and novelist Sylvia Plath. In volume 7 I redesigned the look of the journal in order for each article to be self-contained with all citation data when downloaded. In volume 8 I established a blind peer-review process. The journal is available for free online via ScholarWorks.
Thank You for Swallowing
A women's poetry protest in magazine form. Poems challenged preconceived notions that hurt all of us, of every colour, gender, sexuality, age, religion, nationality and shape. Submissions from poets of colour, non-binary, disabled and LGBT+ poets given primary consideration. Nominated for various awards, including Bettering American Poetry and the Pushcart Prize.
“Through the Looking Glass: An Examination of the Double in Sylvia Plath’s ‘Mirror’”
Plath Profiles, vol V, 2013
“An Oracle in Ariel” – personal essay on Sylvia Plath
Evil, Women and the Feminine #7 Inter-Disciplinary.net, Dubrovnik, Croatia, 2015
“Each Dead Child, Coiled: The Dark Side of Pregnancy in the Poems of Sylvia Plath”
Editor, Lilith Rising: Perspectives on Evil and the Feminine, Inter-Disciplinary Press, 2016. Buy.
Static
Short play performed at Soho Theatre, London; February 2003.
Plath Profiles
Managing editor, volumes 7-9
Co-edit the only academic journal dedicated to the work of poet and novelist Sylvia Plath. In volume 7 I redesigned the look of the journal in order for each article to be self-contained with all citation data when downloaded. In volume 8 I established a blind peer-review process. The journal is available for free online via ScholarWorks.
Thank You for Swallowing
A women's poetry protest in magazine form. Poems challenged preconceived notions that hurt all of us, of every colour, gender, sexuality, age, religion, nationality and shape. Submissions from poets of colour, non-binary, disabled and LGBT+ poets given primary consideration. Nominated for various awards, including Bettering American Poetry and the Pushcart Prize.