Elizabeth Lindsey Rogers ’07

Assistant Professor of Creative Writing Elizabeth Lindsey Rogers' poem "Arkansabop" was featured on The Slowdown, a poetry podcast produced in collaboration with American Public Media, the Poetry Foundation, and the Library of Congress.

Assistant Professor of Creative Writing Elizabeth Lindsey Rogers's new book of essays, Miss Southeast, was reviewed on the LGBTQ+ news and cultural site, Autostraddle. Reviewer Stef Rubino praises the book, saying that Miss Southeast has "an extraordinary amount of detail and depth woven into every single essay."

Assistant Professor of Creative Writing Elizabeth Lindsey Rogers's collection of creative nonfiction, Miss Southeast: Essays, came out on September 15 from Curbstone/Northwestern University Press. From the press: "A collection of narrative essays on femininity, sexuality, community, and belonging, Miss Southeast explores the strange, often contradictory cultural circumstances of being queer and female in the American South and beyond."

Assistant Professor Elizabeth Lindsey Rogers has published a long essay, "Ear Training," in the newest issue of West Branch. Among other subjects, the essay describes working with musical legend Meredith Monk when Rogers was a student at Oberlin in Rian Brown-Orso's Collaborations course in 2005, where Associate Professor Ross Karre was also a student. This essay will appear in Rogers's new essay collection, Miss Southeast, out from Northwestern University Press in 2024.

Creative Writing Professor Elizabeth Lindsey Rogers has published a new poem, "Parent," in the newest issue of Mississippi Review. The poem is from Rogers's newest poetry manuscript, a poetry collection currently titled Bad Cell.