Glascock Poetry Contest 2024
Samuel Ace
Biography
Samuel Ace is a trans/genderqueer writer. He is the author most recently of Our Weather Our Sea (Black Radish), Meet Me There: Normal Sex & Home in three days. Don’t wash. (Belladonna* Germinal Texts), and Stealth with poet Maureen Seaton (Chax). Chapbooks include: What started / this mess (above/ground press); Our Weather Our Sea (Belladonna Chaplet #209); Madame Curie’s Notebook (with Maureen Seaton, Artefakta); Triple # 11: The Road to the Multiverse; and Triple #18: A minor history / of secret knowledge (with Maureen Seaton, Ravenna Press). Ace is the recipient of the Astraea Lesbian Writer Award and the Firecracker Alternative Book Award, as well as a repeat finalist for both the Lambda Literary Award and the National Poetry Series. Recent work can be found in The Texas Review, ex-Puritan, Poetry, We Want it All: An Anthology of Radical Trans Poetry; Home is Where You Queer Your Heart, PEN America, Best American Experimental Poetry, Baest, and many other journals and anthologies. Forthcoming are Portals, co-authored with Maureen Seaton (Ravenna Press), and a book-length essay, I Want to Start by Saying from the Cleveland State University Poetry Center. https://www.samuelace.com/about
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Selected Works
- Home in Three Days. Don't Wash by Linda SmuklerCall Number: Mount Holyoke College Main Stacks PS3569.M85 H6 1996ISBN: 9780963843388Publication Date: 1996-01-01
- Meet Me There: Normal Sex and Home in three days. Don't wash. by Samuel AceCall Number: Mount Holyoke College Main Library Reserves PS3551.C35 A6 2019ISBN: 9780998843926Publication Date: 2019-05-01
- Normal Sex by Linda SmuklerCall Number: Mount Holyoke College Main Stacks PS3569.M85 N67 1994ISBN: 9781563410437Publication Date: 1994-05-01
- Our Weather Our Sea by Samuel AceCall Number: Mount Holyoke College Faculty Display PS3601.C4 O9 2019ISBN: 9781732131118Publication Date: 2019-05-01
- Our Weather Our Sea by Samuel AceCall Number: Mount Holyoke College Stimson Room Poetry Chapbook PS3601.C4 O97 2017Publication Date: 2017
- Stealth by Samuel Ace; Maureen SeatonCall Number: Mount Holyoke College Main Stacks PS3551.C35 S74 2011ISBN: 0925904996Publication Date: 2011-05-01
- Triple No. 11 by Kat Meads; Greg Bem; Samuel Ace; Maureen SeatonCall Number: Mount Holyoke College Stimson Room Poetry Chapbook PS617 .T75 2020ISBN: 9781735113173Publication Date: 2020-06-15
- Triple No. 18 by Joyce Goldenstern; Ed Taylor; Maureeen Seaton; Samuel AceCall Number: Mount Holyoke College Stimson Room Poetry Chapbook PS617 .T75 2022ISBN: 9798987172025Publication Date: 2022-11-15
- What Started This Mess by Samuel AceCall Number: Mount Holyoke College Stimson Room Poetry Chapbook PS3551.C35 W43 2023Publication Date: 2023
Margaret Rhee
Biography
Margaret Rhee is a poet, scholar and media artist. Her debut poetry collection Love, Robot was published in 2017 and awarded a 2018 Elgin Award by the Science Fiction Poetry Association and the 2019 Best Book Award in Poetry by the Asian American Studies Association. Her new media art projects include "The Kimchi Poetry Machine" exhibited at the Electronic Literature Collection Volume III, "From. the Center" a digital storytelling project in collaboration with incarcerated women, and in progress project "Afro-Asian Poetic Pantry of Solidarities: A Future" as a Bandung Residency Project with MoCADA and A4 in NYC. Her forthcoming books include The Watermelon Women from McGill University Press Queer Film Classics Series, poetry and lyrical non fiction book Poetry Machines: Letters to Future Readers and monograph Machine Dreams: Race, Robots, and the Asian American Body both forthcoming from Duke University Press. She earned her Ph.D. from UC Berkeley in ethnic studies and new media studies, and her BA in creative writing and English from USC. She is an assistant professor at The New School in the School of Media Studies, and teaches in the Creative Writing MFA. At The New School, she directs the Palah Light Lab, a collaboratory for queer feminist poetics and media gestures and community. https://mrheeloy.com/
Selected Works
- Love, Robot by Margaret Rhee; Lynne DeSilva-Johnson (Editor, Designed by)Call Number: Mount Holyoke College Main Library Reserves PS3618.H34 A6 2017ISBN: 9781946031129Publication Date: 2017-11-07
- Radio Heart; or, How Robots Fall Out of Love by Margaret RheeCall Number: Mount Holyoke College Stimson Room Poetry PS3618.H44 R33 2015ISBN: 9781622299829Publication Date: 2015-08-21
Jenni(f)fer Tamayo (JT)
Biography
Jenni(f)fer Tamayo (JT) is a poet, performer and organizer whose works reimagine the narratives about and politics of undocumented figures in the contemporary U.S. In their books, performances, and digital media, the “illegal” immigrant is recast as a punk figure that queers the norms of personhood and citizenship. They are the author of the visual art & poetry collections [Red Missed Aches] (Switchback Books), YOU DA ONE (Noemi Books), to kill the future in the present (Green Lantern Press) and the performance series, QUEERADOR@. Their most recent book, bruise/bruise/break - a journey into creative autonomy and pleasure - explores the colonial legacies of U.S. poetics, migrant futurity, the power of kinship and belonging. Their writing is widely published and has been anthologized in Best American Experimental Poetry, New Latin@ Writing, and HarperCollins. JT has received fellowships from the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Center for the Arts, Hemispheric Institute’s EmergeNYC, CantoMundo, and the University of California Berkeley’s Arts Research Center. They have staged performances at The Brooklyn Museum, BAMPFA, Midtown Arts & Theatre Center Houston, and La Mama Theatre. They are a formerly undocumented, uninvited visitor born on Muisca territory (Bogota, Colombia) and are currently building a home/skool on Sapponi territory (Piedmont region of North Carolina). https://jenniffertamayo.com/
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Selected Works
- Bound by Shanna Compton (Editor)Call Number: Mount Holyoke College Stimson Room Poetry Chapbook PS584 .B685 2015ISBN: 9780982658789Publication Date: 2015-05-01Collects and reproduces six chapbooks first published as limited-edition handmade objects. Includes Tamayo's Poems Are the Only Real Bodies.
- bruise/bruise/break by Jenniffer TamayoCall Number: Mount Holyoke College Stimson Room Poetry Chapbook PS3620.A65 Y68 2022Publication Date: 2023
- Poems Are the Only Real Bodies: E-Pistols for Hurryet Tubman by Jennifer TamayoCall Number: Downloadable PDF chapbookPublication Date: 2013
- Red Missed Aches Read Missed Aches Red Mistakes Read Mistakes by Jennifer TamayoCall Number: Mount Holyoke College Main Library Reserves PS3620.A65 R3 2011ISBN: 0978617266Publication Date: 2011-05-17
- You Da One by Jennifer TamayoCall Number: Mount Holyoke College Main Library PS3620.A65 Y68 2014ISBN: 9781938055164Publication Date: 2014-10-01
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