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Danielle Chapman

About

Danielle Chapman is the author of a book of poems, Delinquent Palaces. She teaches creative writing at Yale.

Articles

Issue 21/22, Summer 1998

Every Hillbilly Can Govern

They were pariahs, as proved by their accents, their excessively (by the hipster standard) long hair, their bare chests and tight-crotch Levis, their roisterous tributes to sweaty orgies, and...

By Danielle Chapman
Issue 98, Fall 2017

The Country Way

It’s hard to overestimate the violence with which the current state of the small house—cocooned in vines, used as a fishing shed by people who’d never dream of actually living there—would make Irma...

By Danielle Chapman

Many Singletons

By Danielle Chapman