Jennifer Cie is a southern writer that embeds pop culture throughout her work to preserve the narratives of historically excluded peoples and examine the idea of place beyond physical location. Her work has appeared or is forthcoming in Empty Mirror, New South Journal, Black Warrior Review, and elsewhere.
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Jennifer Cie is a writer from Memphis [TN]. Her work aims to preserve [& normalize] the [presence &] narratives of historically excluded peoples by exploring [the quieted & comodified] intersections of gender, sexuality, regional politics, place, and identity. She holds an MFA from Portland State University, where she served as co-editor-in-chief of Portland Review (2019-2020) and received the Tom and Phyllis Burnam Graduate Poetry Scholarship and Tom Doulis Graduate Fiction Writing Award. Her work has appeared in Empty Mirror, New South Journal, and Black Warrior Review.
