Charlotte Seley is a native New Yorker, currently residing in Baltimore, MD. She received her MFA in Creative Writing from Emerson College, where she served as Editor-in-Chief and Poetry Editor of Redivider. Her BA in Creative Writing is from Eugene Lang College of the New School for Liberal Arts in NYC. In the past, Charlotte read poetry submissions for Ploughshares, including their Emerging Writers Contest. She also used to manage the digital media and communications for the monthly reading series Mr. Hip Presents, located in Jamaica Plain, MA.
books & chapbooks
Die Young: Letters to Ke$ha, dancing girl press, 2019.
The World is My Rival, Spuyten Duyvil Publishing, 2018.
journals
“it takes two and a half millennials” in maudlin house
"homewrecking is different from housebroken" in inter|rupture, issue 21
"all of us are disappearing all the time" in Luna Luna Magazine
"For Ivan Who Dreams of Elsewhere," "With Change Machine & Pearls," "Spoiled in Six Ways," and "Chill" in Barrelhouse, Issue 15: Riots Issue
"Bright Red Bit" in Rattle #43
"by my tears, I create a story, I produce a myth of grief..." in NO INFINITE #4, Election Issue 2016
"I Am Not Fluent in Any Languages," "The World is My Rival," "My Body is What Ails Me," and "Elegy" in H_NGM_N #16
"The White Diamonds are a Necklace of Feathers," "Attila," and "Beard Island: Population 1," in The Knicknackery, Issue 2, Summer 2014
"His Legends Were Like Unicorns" in InDigest #21
"No Bulls in the China Cabinet" in inter|rupture, issue 3, October 2011
"super-continent" in Glass: A Journal of Poetry, Issue #2
"scissor in my spit" in Diverse Voices Quarterly, Vol. 1, Issue #1 & 2
interviews
10+ Questions series with MassPoetry
Fine and Funky Culture: Interview with Editor-in-Chief of Redivider with The Review Review
other media
mentioned in “5 empowering poems for imposter syndrome” on the read poetry blog