Tonee Moll is a queer writer and educator.
Their work has appeared in Hobart, Little Patuxent Review, Poet Lore, the Times Literary Supplement, the Baltimore Sun and more.
Tonee holds an MFA in creative writing & publishing arts, and they are finishing their dissertation for a PhD in English. They are an assistant professor of English at a community college in Maryland.
Tonee’s poetry has received the Adele V. Holden award for creative excellence and the Bill Knott Poetry Prize. It has been nominated for a Pushcart Award and Best of Net included in anthologies that have been finalists for both the Lammys and the Ignyte awards.
Their latest poetry collection, You Cannot Save Here, won the Jean Feldman Poetry Prize from Washington Writers’ Publishing House. It is available now.
Their debut memoir, Out of Step, won a 2018 Lambda Literary Award and the 2017 Non/Fiction Prize. It was also featured on the American Library Association’s annual list of notable LGBTQ+ books. It is available now from Ohio State University Press.
Tonee is available for lectures, readings and visits to your campus, classroom, workplace or book club.
Email: Moll.AnthonyW@gmail.com
IG: @toneemoll
Tumblr: anthonymoll.tumblr.com
Tonee Moll 