Publications
Slippery Tongues
FROM THE INTRODUCTION:
The Malleus Maleficarum or The Hammer of Witches was published in 1486 with its sole purpose being to erase the existence of witchcraft and witches. The text’s reduction of women’s status to lesser—bearers of evil in every literal sense—was used to justify female genocide in the name of God.
I choose to erase this text to fight back. To give voice to the women who have been erased. Women do not come second. Women will no longer be erased.
I erase to empower.
While the Malleus aimed to elevate the status of men as prominent and untouchable leaders in society, these erasures highlight the disturbing inequalities the text promoted. I aim to dispel any and all accusations that women are wicked. We are complex; we are powerful.
We are resilient.
These erasures are multi-layered. They include words from the original text, as well as my own. They do not forget the Malleus Maleficarum’s purpose, but build from, and on top of, the text like bones to muscle to skin.
Winged City Chapbooks
Chapbooks
The Cannibal’s Cookbook (unpublished)
I Am Merely a Pushpin; Black Lily Issue 3; forthcoming 2025
Forget Me; Black Lily Issue 3; forthcoming 2025
Postrada Ante Sus Pies; Black Lily Issue 3; forthcoming 2025
You Think It’s Love, But It’s Cannibalism; Solstice Literary Magazine; April National Poetry Month 2020
when (unpublished)
leaving; Juniper Zine, forthcoming 2025
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Uncollected Published Poems
Plátanos; MassBay Community College Library; April National Poetry Month 2021
Ars Poetica; Open Letters Monthly; August 2017
On Translation & Erasure; Queen Mob’s Teahouse; May 2016
Arrastrada; The Rain, Party, and Disaster Society; October 2015
How I Learned to Walk; The Rain Party, and Disaster Society; July 2015
She Roils Now; The Rain Party, and Disaster Society; July 2015
Los Momentos; Velvet-Tail; December 2015
UNTITLED; Delirious Hem; 2014