Jenn Monroe

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Jenn Monroe (born 1970 in Wellsville, NY) is an American poet and editor.

Monroe has taught at the college level since 1999, spending seven years at Chester College of New England before it closed in May 2012.^[1]

Monroe is the co-founder and executive producer of the literary blog Extract(s): Daily Dose of Lit, and co-founder and executive editor of Eastern Point Press.^[2] Her poem "Gilan Province" was nominated for a Pushcart Prize in 2012 by Radius Lit.^[3]