Meghann Plunkett’s debut chapbook, What We Did To Her Made The Water Rise, explores the cross section between shoreline and the female form. This collection is set in the decay of the New England gothic aesthetic where the slow disintegration of an ocean-side community illuminates the ways women are worn down under traditional gender roles. A journey of intergenerational hardship is echoed throughout the stark oceanic imagery and a fraught mother and daughter dynamic. Plunkett’s broken structure and sound blurs the line between body and land, highlighting the similarities between earth erosion and the erosion of the female experience.
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Meghann Plunkett writes television (Station 19, Rebel) and various development projects including adapting the novel " First Lie Wins" for the screen. She also served as a Poetry Reader for The New Yorker from 2018-2020. She is the recipient of the 2017 Missouri Review's Editors' Prize as well as the 2017 Third Coast Poetry Prize. She was a finalist for Narrative Magazine's 30 Below Contest, The North American Review's Hearst Poetry Prize and Nimrod' s Pablo Neruda Prize. She has been recognized by the Academy of American Poets in both 2016 and 2017.
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