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Poet. Editor. Creative Director.

Molly Prosser is the author of the full-length poetry collection Rubbernecking (Word Poetry, 2015). Her poems appear in Pittsburgh City Paper, Weave Magazine, I-70 Review, Soundings Review, So to Speak Journal, and more. She holds an MFA in Creative Writing from Carlow University where she also taught literature, composition, and communications. Molly has received support for her craft from The Kenyon Review Writers Workshop, The Writing Salon Berkeley, Napa Valley Writers’ Conference, Bread Loaf Writers’ Conference, and the Arvon Foundation. She is a manuscript reader for Autumn House Press, and a long-standing member of the Madwomen in the Attic Writing Workshops for women. 

 

Currently, Molly is pursuing an MSt in Creative Writing at the University of Cambridge. She also works as a Copy & Strategy Director for a digital creative agency, developing teams of copywriters and content strategists worldwide.

“Indeed, Rubbernecking is a book full of perception, seeking out what’s impossible to look away from.”

– Pittsburgh City Paper

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More praise for Rubbernecking

"In Rubbernecking, Molly Prosser invites us into the internal self: Everyone has a secret machine. We see this machine at work in its questioning and deeper questioning, until, as readers, we find ourselves 'rubbernecking,' unwilling to look away from the scattered bodies. Bodies of animals eaten and saved, bodies of lovers eaten and saved--and we hear the speaker's call: ...when will I stop living like someone's looking? We're looking, we're devouring this book of wonderfully various details, with pleasure."

– Jan Beatty, author of The Body Wars, The Switching/Yard, Red Sugar

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