Interviews & Reviews

Leap and linger in the world of choreopoems and the generosity and creativity of Monica Prince in this podcast episode with Angela Dribben and Caren Stuart of Two Dog Tarot. (August 2025)

Check out the conversation CanvasRebel had with Monica (featuring some cool photos!). (April 2023)

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in which Monica Prince and mychael zulauf discuss choreopoetry, action movie metatext, and their mutual love of chapbooks. (March 2023)

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In advance of her reading at the Milton Public Library, Monica Prince sat down with news reporter Justin Strawser to discuss choreopoems and reading in intimate settings. 

Additionally, Monica Prince talked to Matt Jones at The Standard about the same event.(February 2023)

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Listen to Charlie Rossiter of Poetry Spoken Here, a poetry podcast, interview Monica about choreopoems, and hear her perform some poems from How to Exterminate the Black Woman and her upcoming choreopoem, Roadmap. (March 2022)

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And I Thought, a pop poetry podcast and interview series hosted by Jade Dee and Wilnona Marie, featured Monica Prince. Check out the video! Or to listen to the podcast version, download it here. (February 2022)

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Editor Kristiane Weeks-Rodgers of The Harbor Review read and reviewed How to Exterminate the Black Woman. (November 2020)

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As the final judge for Minerva Rising's Dare to Be Poetry Chapbook contest, Emily Lake Hansen discussed craft, short works, and performance. (September 2020)

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Kim MacQueen hung out with Monica Prince to talk about the creation, revision, and production of How to Exterminate the Black Woman, alongside what it means to teach performance courses during a pandemic. (August 2020)

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Fear No Lit's Michael Tager spent Juneteenth 2020 with Monica Prince to talk about How to Exterminate the Black Woman. (June 2020)

In "My Big Little Break," Barrelhouse asks authors to talk about the first piece they ever had published, how it felt to finally break through, and what they’ve learned since then. (October 2019)

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Nicole Schmidt, acquisitions and developmental editor for SFWP, discussed social justice, activism, and poetry for The Rumpus on the heels of Monica Prince's choreopoem premiere at Susquehanna University. (November 2018)

Photo Credit: Sarah Meiselman