Jolene Siana

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Jolene Marie Siana (born June 10, 1969) is an American author of Go Ask Ogre: Letters from a Deathrock Cutter, published by Process Media (2005).

Early life and education

Jolene was born in Toledo, Ohio to a single mother in 1969. She attended The University of Toledo for one year and then transferred to The Art Institute of Pittsburgh where she was able to focus exclusively on Photography. After graduating from art school, she relocated to Los Angeles, where she wrote and published her memoir, Go Ask Ogre. Jolene moved from Los Angeles to New York City in 2006.

Awards

• Finalist: Best Juvenile/Teen Young Adult Non-fiction, 2006 Independent Publisher Awards: Go Ask Ogre by Jolene Siana
• 2006 New York Public Library Books for the Teen Age

Bibliography

• Go Ask Ogre: Letters from a Deathrock Cutter"
  ISBN 0-9760822-1-7
• Brooklyn Public Library
• Good Reads; Go Ask Ogre

References

• Shoutout LA; Meet Jolene Siana, Photographer + Author
• LA Weekly; Feral Child
• LA Times; A happy ending to life’s dark chapter
• Tom Tom Magazine; Lydia Lunch photographed by Jolene Siana
• Shooting Star Mag; Go Ask Ogre:Jolene Siana
• Litpark by Susan Henderson with Jolene Siana
• Stomp and Stammer; Peter Murphy photographed by Jolene Siana
• Revolver Mag; Youth Code Photographed by Jolene Siana
• Revolver Mag; Ministry including photos by Jolene Siana
• Adweek/Photos by Jolene Siana

External links

• Official website/Jolene Siana.com
• Lethal Amounts/Her Little Goth Heart
• This Magazine: To Ogre, With Love
• Josie The Reading Witch Review
• Vermin On The Mount series with Jim Rudland

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