Haley Osier
is a writer and artist living in Nashville, Tennessee. Her work explores the concepts of family lost and found, the journey home to the self, and the marginalization of being a lesbian in the South. She is currently getting her MFA in Creative Writing at Belmont University, where she is also an adjunct professor.
“The lesbian writer is politically and linguistically divided, dissociated, dislocated, out of joint, because they are forced to write in a language that was intended to exclude them, and yet have no other language.” — Paul B. Preciado