tahjia
brantley
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my name is tahjia and i am living & loving & making between Iowa City, Iowa and Philadelphia, PA <3!  my starsign is cancer! i am currently reading “Grief Lessons” by Anne Carson and i am almost finished reading “Willful Creatures” by Aimee Bender! i am currently working on a book called “Propensity for Flight” that is about John James Audobon, being raised by the internet, and “RIP to the crazy girl i used to be!!” 09.23.2026 :)










                                                                                                                   

web:

LIKE EFFY STONEM & RING 1+2 & LOVE ISLAND & LEMME FREAK @ Hearsay Journal 

My Ribbon @ capgras mag
Recapture & Hopscotch & Ivy Fete @ Rampage Party Press
GOOD MARGINS/EXACTO SCRIMMAGE @ Annulet Poetics 
RALSTON CREEK @ Annulet Poetics

print:

dykes day, poetry anthology
6 poems @ Roaddog Books




“dyke’s day, a holigay” is a multimedia and multisensory publication about a surrealist holiday for lesbians, based on an original manuscript by mayah lovell. six lesbian writers come together to create and curate a continuation of lovell’s manuscript, resulting in a full anthology exploring what a holiday for lesbians can look, sound, feel, taste, and smell like. dyke’s day incorporates poetry, lyricism, fiction, research, sculpture, photography and sound to iterate an ecology of enjoyment for lesbians!











digicollages, b. 2021


“JEREL” b. 2026. a liminal, pulsating space to examine and present my relationship with my biological father.

“JEREL” b. 2026. A liminal, pulsating space to examine and present my relationship with my biological father.

“JEREL” b. 2026. A liminal, pulsating space to examine and present my relationship with my biological father.

“JEREL” b. 2026. A liminal, pulsating space to examine and present my relationship with my biological father.

“JEREL” b. 2026. a liminal, pulsating space to examine and present my relationship with my biological father.

“JEREL” b. 2026. a liminal, pulsating space to examine and present my relationship with my biological father.