Academic Scholarship
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(accepted, in progress toward press) Ridgway, Morgan L. “Exit Routes: Erasure in/as the Archive of Indigenous Life” Jenny L. Davis and Antoinette Burton, eds.
Poetry
Select publications written for a range of audiences across a variety of genres
PRINT:
“The River Line Stop On East Broad Street” & “Backroads” Olney Magazine
ONLINE:
“The Heart as a Scatter Plot” - Impossible Archetype
“Rutters and Fishing Line”, “The boundary between nostalgia and forgiveness is desire” & “The other day I thought I saw you in line at the grocery store” - Diode Poetry Journal
“The Tree Is A Network Of Fungi” Mudroom Magazine
“House Call” Hooligan Magazine – Spilled Ink
“Stone Fruit City” Hooligan Magazine – Spilled Ink
“Triangles and Other Polygons” Rabbit & Rose
“Runoff Is The Sound Of Closure” Indigo Literary Magazine [Pushcart Nominee]
“As Much As We Do Ourselves” Horse Egg Literary
“At My College They Call It Swooping” CP Quarterly
“What’s Your Pleasure” Querencia
“Replica” The Salacious Zine by The Estuary Collective
“Exhalation” The Salacious Zine by The Estuary Collective
“Still Life” Cabaret - A Contributors Journal
“I want to tell you about the river” Cabaret - A Contributors Journal
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Ridgway, Morgan L. (2021) “Lenape Voices Lead the Path Toward Survival: Past, Present, and Future” Philadelphia Association of Community Development Corporations (PACDC) Magazine
Ridgway, Morgan L. (neé Green) Catalogue Now!: Professional Anthropology and Making the Northeast United States.” The Blog of the Journal of the History of Ideas (2019)
Book Review. The Committee on LGBT History Newsletter. Butch Queen Up in Pumps: Gender, Performance, and Ballroom Culture in Detroit (Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, 2013) by Marlon M. Bailey. (2016)ext goes here
Prose
ONLINE:
we are all part of the same estuary — Exposition Review (Flash 405, August 2024 Honorable Mention, Best of Microfiction Nominee)