Books & Published Works
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Hooves, Horns and Roses
Now available in ebook and paperback format at Amazon and Barnes & Noble! A shapeshifting witch and a Puritan girl desperate to be corrupted. A nonbinary scientist and a bioengineered cryptid with tentacles good for more than just research. The ghost of a murder victim and a young pastor in a crisis of faith. A restless gargoyle and a young woman determined to forge her own path, no matter the cost. These are only a few scenarios in this fantastical collection of erotic short stories by debut author Nori Rose Hubert. Spanning time, space, and imagination and weaving together themes of love, loss, and determination, these sexy, spicy tales of sex and transformation are sure to capture your senses and ignite your spirit. Also available as a paperback at Bookwoman Austin! Crown & Pen Crown & Pen is an independent online zine that I co-founded in April 2020 to showcase writing and artwork inspired by the COVID-19 pandemic. I served as co-editor for two years. While the zine is currently on haitus, you can still visit our website to learn more about the project and view published submissions from our amazing contributors. |
Published Works
Fiction
"Beast Girls"
Corvid Queen, a division of Sword & Kettle Press, July 2018.
A Queer magical realist retelling of Beauty and the Beast.
"The Horse's Mouthpiece"
Gingerbread House Literary Magazine, Spring 2017.
A contemporary retelling of The Goose Girl that deals with themes of mental illness.
Corvid Queen, a division of Sword & Kettle Press, July 2018.
A Queer magical realist retelling of Beauty and the Beast.
"The Horse's Mouthpiece"
Gingerbread House Literary Magazine, Spring 2017.
A contemporary retelling of The Goose Girl that deals with themes of mental illness.
Nonfiction
"Bisexuality [is (not) a choice]"
The Medusa Project: A Feminist Anthology published by Mookychick, October 2020
In which I discuss my experience of growing up and coming out as a bisexual woman in something caught between an
essay and a narrative poem. (You decide!)
"It's Time to Reimagine the Sexy Scorpio"
The Freque, August 2020.
In which I challenge the stereotypically hyerpsexualized depiction of the Scorpio archetype.
"Working With Persephone as a Bipolar Trauma Survivor"
Mookychick, May 2020.
I discuss working with the Greek goddess Persephone as a part of my spiritual practice as a bipolar woman in trauma recovery.
"5 Ideas for an Inclusive Beltane"
Coffee Table Coven, Issue 18, March 2020.
I offer five ways to create a seasonal Beltane celebration that is gender inclusive and affirming.
Reclaiming Eden: Life Of P Human-Animal Interdependency, and the Envrionmental Crisis
Department of English Honors Program, the University of Texas at Austin. Presented May 2017. (Print.)
I wrote 60-ish pages about why the tiger is actually a person and why we should really stop with the fossil fuels thing. I'm still not entirely sure why I put myself through that kind of torture, but it's sitting somewhere in the UT English Department office if you happen to be in Austin and feel inclined to read it.
"What I Found When I Opened Pandora's Box"
Hothouse, Spring 2017 (Print).
Intergenerational trauma is a thing, y'all. (And please don't keep secrets about hereditary mental illness from your kids.)
"How to Become a Mermaid in 3 Easy Steps"
Musings of a #LonelyFeminist, Fall 2015. (Print.)
Take your broken heart and turn it into art.
"Samson is Delilah"
The Rio Review, Spring 2014. (Print.)
The Medusa Project: A Feminist Anthology published by Mookychick, October 2020
In which I discuss my experience of growing up and coming out as a bisexual woman in something caught between an
essay and a narrative poem. (You decide!)
"It's Time to Reimagine the Sexy Scorpio"
The Freque, August 2020.
In which I challenge the stereotypically hyerpsexualized depiction of the Scorpio archetype.
"Working With Persephone as a Bipolar Trauma Survivor"
Mookychick, May 2020.
I discuss working with the Greek goddess Persephone as a part of my spiritual practice as a bipolar woman in trauma recovery.
"5 Ideas for an Inclusive Beltane"
Coffee Table Coven, Issue 18, March 2020.
I offer five ways to create a seasonal Beltane celebration that is gender inclusive and affirming.
Reclaiming Eden: Life Of P Human-Animal Interdependency, and the Envrionmental Crisis
Department of English Honors Program, the University of Texas at Austin. Presented May 2017. (Print.)
I wrote 60-ish pages about why the tiger is actually a person and why we should really stop with the fossil fuels thing. I'm still not entirely sure why I put myself through that kind of torture, but it's sitting somewhere in the UT English Department office if you happen to be in Austin and feel inclined to read it.
"What I Found When I Opened Pandora's Box"
Hothouse, Spring 2017 (Print).
Intergenerational trauma is a thing, y'all. (And please don't keep secrets about hereditary mental illness from your kids.)
"How to Become a Mermaid in 3 Easy Steps"
Musings of a #LonelyFeminist, Fall 2015. (Print.)
Take your broken heart and turn it into art.
"Samson is Delilah"
The Rio Review, Spring 2014. (Print.)
Poetry
"I owe Aphrodite an apology"
The Elephant Ladder, Issue #7, April 2020. (I am also an auntie to their elephant mascot!)
"Miz No Name"
Feminine Inquiry, Spring 2015. (Print.)
"Sluts"
Featured performance at the 2015 Art As Activism Showcase, presented by the Gender & Sexuality Center at the University of Texas at Austin.
"Sacrificial Hymn" & "Parable of the Sower"
Incorporated into the 2014 Summer Dance Informance hosted by the Austin Community College Deptartment of Dance.
"Diamonds in the Sky"
Published in The Rio Review, Fall 2011. (Print.)
The Elephant Ladder, Issue #7, April 2020. (I am also an auntie to their elephant mascot!)
"Miz No Name"
Feminine Inquiry, Spring 2015. (Print.)
"Sluts"
Featured performance at the 2015 Art As Activism Showcase, presented by the Gender & Sexuality Center at the University of Texas at Austin.
"Sacrificial Hymn" & "Parable of the Sower"
Incorporated into the 2014 Summer Dance Informance hosted by the Austin Community College Deptartment of Dance.
"Diamonds in the Sky"
Published in The Rio Review, Fall 2011. (Print.)
