Katy Scarlett is a writer, critic, and educator from New Jersey. Her work has appeared in Cimarron Review, CRAFT, Sonora Review, Michigan Quarterly Review Online, and elsewhere. She is currently working on a hybrid memoir about time, labor, and dating. She lives in NYC with her cat Zafie, who is originally from Philadelphia.
Writing
Nonfiction Essays
- “Wanderer,” Cimarron Review (print)
- “Under the Pink," Hunger Mountain Review
- "Georgia O'Keeffe & the Opening," The Ekphrastic Review
- “On Homemaking,” Sweet Lit
Poetry
- "Barcelona," "Ode to Good-Bye," Sonora Review
- "On the existential dread I feel after watching Yellowjackets," Redivider
- “At Thirty-Five,” Shō Poetry Journal (print)
Cultural Criticism
- "The Problem of Writing in Time: Renee Gladman's TOAF," Fugue
- "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
- “In the Expanded Field: The Lyric Essay & Genre Queerness," CRAFT
- "PPAC presents its Contemporary Photography Exhibition IX," Broad Street Review