Hannah V Warren

Hannah V Warren, a white woman with red hair, smiles in front of a brick wall.

Photo courtesy of the poet

Originally from Mississippi, Hannah V Warren is a poet, translator, and scholar living between Birmingham, Alabama, and Gambier, Ohio, as a Kenyon Review Fellow. Along with authoring the poetry collection Slaughterhouse for Old Wives’ Tales (Sundress Publications, 2024) and two chapbooks, she has received support from Fulbright-Germany, the PEN/Heim Translation Grant, Bread Loaf Translators’ Conference, and the Foundation for Contemporary Arts. Her writing has appeared in Gulf Coast, Passages North, and Denver Quarterly, among others. Warren’s writing and research often explore the intersections of gender and perceived monstrosity. She has a PhD in literature and creative writing from the University of Georgia.