Megan Falley is the queer-femme author of three full-length collections of poetry: Drive Here and Devastate Me (Write Bloody Publishing 2018), Redhead and the Slaughter King (2014), and After the Witch Hunt (2012). Her chapbook, Bad Girls, Honey [Poems About Lana Del Rey] was the winner of the 2015 Tired Hearts Chapbook Prize. She is a National Poetry Slam & Woman of the World Poetry Slam finalist. She is co-author of a non-fiction book with poet Andrea Gibson, How Poetry Can Change Your Heart.

"After the Witch Hunt had me crying aloud in my mother's kitchen while thanking [Falley] over and over for [her] fierce generous voice. Whatever holy siren you have in you, you will uncover it here. By the final page I'd divorced every whisper in my chest." Andrea Gibson

"The talent of this powerful fresh voice to make the past palpable and the present hopeful reminds us, as Audre Lorde was right to name it, that, indeed, "poetry is not a luxury."" Suzanne Kelly, Ph.D., co-editor of the 5th edition of Women: Images and Realities

"Megan Falley writes with uncommon bravery. Playful, sensual, raucous and unrelenting as an assault rifle...[The poems] traverse real-world struggle, and triumph. After the Witch Hunt is more than a song of survival, it is a battle cry." Jeanann Verlee, author of Racing Hummingbirds

Publisher: Write Bloody Publishing

Pub date: 2012-04-01

Length: 120 pages