ABOUT

Ashley Dailey (she/her) is a writer and multimedia artist from Georgia. She mostly writes about family and the cultural legacies of the American South. 

Her work has received support from the Academy of American Poets and the Bread Loaf Writers Conference and is published in Sonora Review, Tupelo Quarterly, Waxwing, and elsewhere. She received her MFA from the University of Tennessee, where she served as the Poetry Editor for Grist, volume 14, and hosted the interdisciplinary reading series Chiasmus. She is currently the Editorial Manager for Ricochet Editions. She splits her time between Centralhatchee, Georgia, and Los Angeles, where she is pursuing a PhD at the University of Southern California.