Natalie Dunn is a writer from New Mexico. Her fiction, poetry, and criticism appear in The Believer, The Adroit Journal, Kenyon Review Online, The Slowdown Podcast with The Poetry Foundation, Triangle House, Los Angeles Review of Books, Conduit, and elsewhere.
She was the senior fiction reader at The Yale Review and a fiction candidate at NYU, where she received the VWW fellowship. She lives in New York City.
email me [natjane.dunn@gmail.com]
SELECTED WRITING
Laura, The Slow Down Podcast with the Poetry Foundation, 2025
A Conversation with Amina Cain, The Los Angeles Review of Books, 2022
An Interview with Dorothea Lasky, The Believer, 2021
“Two Winters,” “I Would Be a Selfish Mother,” The Adroit Journal, 2023
“Laura, I Want You Pulling Your Hair Back,” RHINO, 2022
“My Project," Finalist for Palette Poetry Prize Selected by Jericho Brown, 2021
“The Origin of Fish,” Finalist for The Frontier OPEN Poetry Prize, 2021
“Fire Season,” “What the Trains Carry,” Conduit, 2021
“What We Eventually Forget: an Essay on Bernadette Mayer’s Memory," The Rumpus, 2020
“You Who Read Me With Passion Must Forever Be My Friends," Entropy Magazine, 2015