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Jasmine Dreame Wagner is the author of two chapbooks of poems: Listening for Earthquakes (Caketrain Journal and Press) and Rewilding (Ahsahta Press.) Her poems have appeared in American Letters & Commentary, Aufgabe, Blackbird, Colorado Review, Handsome, Indiana Review, New American Writing, Poor Claudia, Seattle Review, Verse, and The Arcadia Project: North American Postmodern Pastoral (Ahsahta Press.) Her fiction has appeared in NANO Fiction, Pear Noir!, Seattle Review, and Lost and Found: Stories From New York (Mr. Beller's Neighborhood, distributed by W.W. Norton.) A songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, Jasmine has recorded and released music under various monikers and with several bands and projects, performing at the CMJ Music Marathon, free103point9 Wave Farm, the Olympia Experimental Music Festival, and at art spaces, festivals, and venues across the country. Using a variety of mediums including music- and text-based performance, drawing, photography, and printmaking, her work explores the post-industrial landscape and the natural life that persists in the face of environmental degradation and decay. Jasmine has received grants and fellowships from the Foundation for Contemporary Arts, Hall Farm Center for Arts & Education, Kultuuritehas Polymer, Summer Literary Seminars - Kenya, and The Wassaic Project. She currently teaches creative writing at Western Connecticut State University and poetry and songwriting at the WCSU Young Writers Conference. Songs About Ghosts, the name of this domain, was a zine and is now a manifesto/memoir-in-progress. More music/words over on Tumblr. |
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