Sundress Publications is pleased to announce the acquisition of Jessica Doe’s [sp]RED. Doe’s collection is slated for publication in 2026.
Jessica Doe, PhD is an Aniyunwiya inter/multi/anti-disciplinary writer, artist, and scholar. As a citizen of the Cherokee Nation, but born on the northwest region of Turtle Island (fka Oregon in the United States), space, place, Indigenization, and decolonization are driving forces in her work, which has been described as avant-garde conceptualism and includes several books and exhibitions.
Jessica’s doctoral research focused on the intersection of female poetry and eating disorders with an emphasis on Sylvia Plath. Her monograph expands this research to encompass modern/contemporary Indigenous and Indigiqueer poetry. As a Fulbright Senior Scholar in Bengaluru, India, she implemented the first credit-based generative poetry workshop for doctoral candidates at her host university site.
During her time as a Visiting Fellow at the University of Notre Dame, she completed an erasure poetry project using university archives as primary documents. Currently, Jessica is working on an Indigenous short horror collection. Jessica lives on NDN land with her family, which includes an ever-growing menagerie of spoilt ᏪᏌ.
