Monica Prince

Monica Prince is an Associate Professor of English & Creative Writing at Susquehanna University, specializing in poetry, activist writing, and performance writing. She teaches at the SU Writers Institute and emphasizes the intersection of art with political activism.

• MFA, Georgia College and State University
• BA, Knox College

Her research and creative work focus on:

• Choreopoetry (fusion of poetry and movement)
• Epistolary forms in contemporary literature
• Black feminist narratives
• Performance-based storytelling

Key publications include:

• How to Exterminate the Black Woman: A Choreopoem (2020)
• Instructions for Temporary Survival (2019)
• Letters from the Other Woman (2018)

She serves as Managing Editor of the Santa Fe Writers Project Quarterly and collaborates with Theatre faculty on projects like the suffrage play A Pageant of Agitating Women.