Dayna Troisi is a viral internet writer, video personality, and professor of Creative Writing at Hofstra University. With hundreds of bylines across major publications, her work has cemented her as a sharp, irreverent voice in pop culture.
She is the creator of the course SAD GIRLS, HONEY, a workshop that traces a lineage of melancholic muses from Emily Dickinson and Sylvia Plath to Lana Del Rey, SZA, and Mitski.
Formerly the Executive Editor of GO Magazine, one of the nation’s leading LGBTQ publications, she oversaw editorial direction, shaped cultural commentary, and amplified queer voices. Now, she channels that editorial expertise into her upcoming book, represented by Karpfinger Agency. She can do all things through which dry vodka martinis, her badass bionic arm, and SSRIs strengthen her.
She is the creator of the course SAD GIRLS, HONEY, a workshop that traces a lineage of melancholic muses from Emily Dickinson and Sylvia Plath to Lana Del Rey, SZA, and Mitski.
Formerly the Executive Editor of GO Magazine, one of the nation’s leading LGBTQ publications, she oversaw editorial direction, shaped cultural commentary, and amplified queer voices. Now, she channels that editorial expertise into her upcoming book, represented by Karpfinger Agency. She can do all things through which dry vodka martinis, her badass bionic arm, and SSRIs strengthen her.