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From East Bay Express, July 1, 2015: "Stick a Fork in Alexandra Naughton", by Sarah Burke

Dismissing the myth of poetry as precious self-expression outside of capitalism, Naughton's writing consistently reflects on the mechanisms behind it. In You Could Never Objectify Me, Naughton points out that as soon as she publishes her intimate thoughts, they — and she — become commodities to be consumed... Rather than shying away from the implications that her online persona has on her sense of identity, she revels in the failings of that dichotomy, provocatively stoking a fire under questions about self and selling out that she doesn't propose to answer.