lives in rural Nebraska with her son, Milo. Together with a constellation of loved ones—including a lively clowder of cats—they celebrate the joy that infuses the rhythm of their daily lives. Glass frequently disappears into the Nebraska Plains and Badlands for hiking and backpacking trips. In addition to nature, she draws inspiration for her poetry from literature, motherhood, queer identity, political activism, nature, post-traumatic growth following domestic violence, and the healing relationships she has built with those she loves. Her work has appeared in Rattle Poetry Magazine, The Quarter(ly) Vol. XIII: This Is Where We Are Now, Writers in the Attic’s Anthology, and the Moonstone Center for the Arts anthology: Go Back to Where You Came From.
lives in rural Nebraska with her son, Milo. Together with a constellation of loved ones—including a lively clowder of cats—they celebrate the joy that infuses the rhythm of their daily lives. Glass frequently disappears into the Nebraska Plains and Badlands for hiking and backpacking trips. In addition to nature, she draws inspiration for her poetry from literature, motherhood, queer identity, political activism, nature, post-traumatic growth...
