Kenn has work in places—past, present… and future??? They were a semifinalist in the Button Poetry Chapbook Contest last year and only cried a little (only because they don’t check their email and saw the finalist list on Instagram first).

Kenn never deleted TikTok off their phone because they have faith.

You can find Kenn on the internet in many places: @kennsuxx.


Not at all helpful but silly kenn bio 

Kenn Hunn blurs + toes lines, as is true of nonbinary tradition. A poet, essayist, and artist, their chapbook Gristle has been a semifinalist at both Wolfson Press and Button Poetry. Their nonfiction has been queried by The Pinch, and they have forthcoming work in So It Goes (Kurt Vonnegut Museum & Library), Dogwood Alchemy, Quotidian IV, and Prickly Pear.

Kenn is also the host of Indianapolis’s most camp literary gathering, Bimbo Book Club, and the founder of #STFUArtistsCollective

Big Girl Bio

Please find attached the following poems for your consideration:
“Ask Not What Your Negro Can Do for You but What You Can Do for Your Negro,”
“Dear Father God / Ghost the Son—,”
“In Memoriam of The Westboro Baptist Church,” and
“During a Blizzard.”

These works disrupt traditional form, drawing from the registers of Patricia Smith’s Blood Dazzler and M. NourbeSe Philip’s Zong! to negotiate poetry’s desire to archive both inside and outside of time. I approach my work as an act of preservation—poetry as museum, as artifact, as record. Each poem attempts to hold, or be held by, what might otherwise be erased or revoked.

Thank you for your time and consideration.
All my best,
Kenn

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