Ana Stewart
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Ana "Nausea Hands" Stewart (February 7, 1995-January 13 2022) was a Michigan-born poet and bardess.
Her work has been nominated for the McDowell Award for Best Poetry numerous times.[1] She notes that her fiction explores themes of bagels, cheese, and Sapphic love, saying "Sapphic folk is my jam!" [2] She in 2020 served as Grand Editor of Michigan literary magazine The Evergreen. [3] She is perhaps best known for her tragic death, in which she was first mauled by a leopard, then run over by a carriage, then crushed to death by a falling piano.[4]
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