POET // PLAYWRIGHT // HYBRID WRITER
brooklyn holds an MFA from Goddard College. she is founder & managing editor of new words {press} – a trans* & gender non-conforming small press. Brooklyn has served as Editor in Chief for The Pitkin Review, and in the olden days, when submissions had to be mailed, she worked for River Styx as an Associate Editor. brooklyn’s chapbook, we cast shadows & other true stories, is available through Bottlecap Press. other work can be found in Yellow Arrow Journal, samfiftyfour, Impossible Archetype, Pitkin Review, Big Muddy, and elsewhere. currently living in NYC with her lovely wife, brooklyn is enjoying her escape from two red states.
Publications Forthcoming:
samfiftyfour
Yellow Arrow Journal
Broken Lens
THE TACTILE: TOUCH YOUR WRITING
ONLY 6 SPOTS AVAILABLE
March 19th 4-6pm PST
$26 Dollars
trans* & gender-expansive writers only
PUBLICATIONS
“scarecrow the philosopher”. the engine(idling. Issue 2. Spring 2024
“prayer to trans women“. Yellow Arrow Journal. Kindling Vol VIII no i. Spring 2023
“beneath the house”. samfiftyfour. Issue VII. Spring 2023″the concierge“. Impossible Archetype. Issue 11, 2022.
“immutable“. inbetween. Issue 1. 2022.
“storm“. inbetween. Issue 1. 2022.
“In the primordial“. inbetween. Issue 1, 2022.
“her”. The Pitkin Review. Fall 2021 Issue.
“defiant”. The Pitkin Review. Fall 2021 Issue.
“Pemaquid Point”. The Pitkin Review. Fall 2021 Issue.
“Piracy”. Big Muddy. Volume 5, Issue 1.
“Goodbyes”. Lucidity. Spring 1999 Issue.
“America”. The Promethean
AVAILABLE WORKSHOPS
All Genres
The Tactile: Reconnect to Writing
In this workshop we explore physical writing and how tactile elements can help us not only reconnect with our writing, but also ourselves. We also think about three dimensional story telling– how layers can help manifest complex thoughts and emotions. We do not use digital writing in any part of this class.
Poetry & Hybrid
Poetic Purpose: Rejecting the Cishet
In this workshop, the goal is to consider how a dominant white, male, cishet literary tradition influences every area of writing. We’ll work to challenge the binary and cishet, male norms. In addition to reading a cross-section of queer and female poets, we’ll participate in writing exercises and question our own work.
Marketing
Online Marketing for Poets: 101
One of the most common comments I hear from writers is how overwhelming it is to try and market themselves online. How to setup a website, where to market. I have a 20 years of digital marketing experience (I’m that old), so I’m gonna help. In this workshop, we’ll cover the basics: an overview of possible marketing channels, developing a basic website strategy, and ways to plan for content, as well as some very basic SEO tips.
Custom
Want a Custom Workshop?
I’d love to discuss ideas you have for a custom workshop geared toward your audience and/or specific needs.