Clancy Tripp

WRITER | HUMORIST

Clancy is a writer, humorist, and educator currently living and writing in Los Angeles.

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“‘Goon’ is a stunning essay about anger and survival. It’s about sexual violence and unexpected forms of caregiving. It’s about bruises and little toothbrushes and running amok. It’s about the quest to find language for feelings that seem impossible to express—its fiercely acute intelligence is powered, throughout, by the desperate throb of a human heart and its stubborn pulse. The vitality of the prose itself feels like a reminder of what the essay itself quotes from a textbook—that running a fever is proof of life. The prose in this essay is running a fever, and it’s very much alive.”

— Leslie Jamison, 2020 Contest Judge

Adapted for the screen from my graphic narrative originally published in Electric Literature, “My PTSD Will Never Win Best Picture” is a film directed and co-written by the very talented Annie Pettinga. As of summer 2024, the film is in post-production. 

Read more about the stunning work Annie is doing on this film here

 

 

 

 

 

Episode 5: Clancy Tripp | The Ohio State University

Clancy Tripp of Ohio State University talks to Jared McCormack about what happens when people believe your satire, how OSU encouraged her to experiment in multiple genres, whether humor is thriving or flailing in 2020, and if art can heal wounds.
 
Listen to the podcast here
 
 
 
 
 
 
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