A list of Hannah Rousselot’s most recent publications.
Ocean Currents is a collection of poems that are immediately relatable, and tinged with waves of profound sadness. Rousselot deftly explores the depth of depression and the small cruelties of the world with lonely imagery and gorgeous metaphor. Each poem melds seamlessly into the next, telling a story of a girl who often feels hopelessness, fear, and anger, but who still sees profound beauty, and is still here.
–Mela Blust – Author of skeleton parade and they found a woman’s body
In Rousselot’s Ocean Currents, the world unpeels around us as the speaker witnesses their own psyche. Not only does Rousselot take on the language of possibility in her work, but she also tackles mental illness incisively, showing how vulnerability can be both a triumph and an act of violence. Throughout her collection, Rousselot illuminates how even our innermost senses of trust can be breached: “even now, / I can’t trust my own perception of my hurt.”
–Samantha Fain, author of Coughing Up Planets
Fragments of You
Her first book, Fragments of You details Rousselot’s first experience falling in love and the grief she felt after her passing. Dedicated to Emma Rose Coleman, without whom this book would not have been possible.
Kissing Dynamite
I’m learning to be alone, slowly was featured in Kissing Dynamite’s Serenity zine.
Parentheses Journal
Run Down can be found in Issue 3 of Parentheses Journal.
The Blue Nib
Read Recognition and The Dead Sea is the Lowest Place on Earth on The Blue Nib’s website.
Short Edition
Whispers from the Sand can be found on Short Edition’s online home.
Dirty Girls Magazine
Read Modern Witch in the inaugural issue of Dirty Girls Magazine.
The Sixty-Four
Rousselot’s poems Moonstruck and Beginning of Summer are featured in Black Mountain Press’ anthology.
The McNeese Review
Vacation was chosen for Issue 56 and is it too tender to kiss was featured at their online home, Boudin.
The Broadkill Review
By the Lake, What I am Told, and Earthquake were featured on The Broadkill Review. By the Lake was nominated for Best of the Net 2019.
Yellow Arrow Publishing
displaced was featured in Yellow Arrow Publishing’s HOME Issue.
Bindweed Magazine
Read Bindweed’s Devil’s Guts anthology to find the poem Conversion.
