Gabrielle Grace Hogan

Gabrielle Grace Hogan (she/her) received her MFA from the University of Texas at Austin. Her work has been published by TriQuarterly, Salamander, The Journal, and others, and has been supported by the James A. Michener Fellowship, Ragdale Foundation, and Tin House Workshop. She is a Team Writer for Autostraddle and an Assistant Poetry Editor for Foglifter. Find more information on her website, gabriellegracehogan.com. She lives in Dallas, Texas.

Interviews

Gabrielle Grace Hogan

Dec 31, 2025

“One Consolidated Gasp:” A Conversation with Rickey Laurentiis

“I remember there was a moment, where I would write a poem, and I would put it immediately on Instagram. And it was just that gesture of extending a hand, and it wasn’t about the poem, it wasn’t for people…
Interviews

Gabrielle Grace Hogan

May 19, 2025

I Needed Love Poems For Myself: A Conversation with Rob Macaisa Colgate

I’m curious about a world in which people are less bothered by the physical confrontation of mental disability, and that felt important when I was writing this book to have mental disability take up physical space in the poems and…
Interviews

Gabrielle Grace Hogan

Mar 19, 2025

Funny and Large and Wild: A Conversation with Sarah Lyn Rogers

I’m interested in knowing when I’m lying to myself and how that allows me to make different choices later.
Interviews

Gabrielle Grace Hogan

Nov 18, 2024

It Seemed Important for Me to Figure It Out: An Interview with Ruben Quesada

I wanted to address all the things that I was witness to or that may have informed my understanding of loss.

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Gabrielle Grace Hogan

“One Consolidated Gasp:” A Conversation with Rickey Laurentiis

I Needed Love Poems For Myself: A Conversation with Rob Macaisa Colgate

Funny and Large and Wild: A Conversation with Sarah Lyn Rogers

It Seemed Important for Me to Figure It Out: An Interview with Ruben Quesada