Poetry, criticism, tomfoolery, rabble-rousing. She/her. Humor, Empathy, and Community in Twentieth-Century American Poetry (criticism, Oxford University Press); Five-Paragraph Essay on the Body-Mind Problem (poetry, Wesleyan University Press)
Rachel Trousdale
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"Gosh it's surprising how old ladies can express such intense rage" listen, my great-aunt Eleanor would stab you with a fork if you beat her at croquet or failed to use the subjunctive; if she were still alive she would be wearing Stephen Miller's skin as a coat by now.
I wrote a poem about an exiled octopus and I am so happy that it has found a campsite at 32 Poems.
Rachel Trousdale
Rachel Trousdale
If anyone asks, please let them know that we do currently have enough snow, thanks.
I'm teaching John Lewis' *March* today in my Graphic Novels class and it is exactly what I need right now.
Some of my students are such awesome, smart, responsible, hardworking people that it actually helps me get up in the morning despite the entire rest of the goddamn world.
