Part prose poem, part lyric essay, Bullet Points considers an American courthouse shooting, its aftermath, and its echoes in law, history and capitalism.
Jennifer A Sutherland is a poet, essayist, attorney and educator from Baltimore, Maryland. She is a graduate of Hollins University (M.F.A.), where she was a teaching fellow; the Catholic University of America, Columbus School of Law (J.D.), where she served as Notes and Comments Editor for the CUA Law Review; and Stevenson University (B.S.). She is an alumna of workshops at Bread Loaf, Tin House, and Kenyon Review. Her creative work has appeared or will appear in Best New Poets, Hopkins Review, Appalachian Review, Denver Quarterly, Hollins Critic, I-70 Review, Parhelion, and elsewhere. She is also the author of "Auden and the Unfaltering Hidden Law" and "A Real Danger of Speech in the Social Media Era: Employment Termination," both of which appeared in the Maryland Bar Journal, and "The Work for Hire Doctrine Under Community for Creative Non-Violence v. Reid: An Artist's Fair-Weather Friend," which appeared in the Catholic University Law Review.
