Katy Scarlett is an educator, poet, and essayist from New Jersey. She earned an MFA in creative writing from Virginia Commonwealth University and an MA in art history from Hunter College, CUNY. She has received support from Kenyon Writer’s Workshop and attended the Vermont Studio Center as a nonfiction resident. Katy’s essay “Under the Pink” was runner-up for Hunger Mountain Review’s 2023 Creative Nonfiction Prize. Her writing is published or forthcoming in Cimarron Review, Michigan Quarterly Review Online, Redivider, CRAFT, and elsewhere. She is currently working on her first book of essays.
"Georgia O'Keeffe & the Opening," The Ekphrastic Review
“Under the Pink,” Hunger Mountain Review
“On Homemaking,” Sweet
“Wanderer,” Cimarron Review (print)
"Barcelona," "Ode to Good-Bye," Sonora Review (print)
"On the existential dread I feel after watching Yellowjackets," Redivider (online & print)
"On Perspective: Mary Jo Bang’s A Film in Which I Play Everyone, the Barbie movie, & Noor Naga’s If an Egyptian Cannot Speak English," Michigan Quarterly Review Online
Review of Philomath, by Devon-Walker Figueroa, Blackbird
"PPAC presents its Contemporary Photography Exhibition IX," Broad Street Review
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