Havin’s writings and poetry have been described as “ethereal, subtly violent, and not for the faint of heart” and received showcases in The Dust Magazine, Unchaste Anthology, Goddess: When She Rises, and Gravity According to Birds. She is the founder of Portland based literary series It’s Rhubarb, and is currently in the creation process for her upcoming literary works, “Holy Roads”, "Crown for Yael", “The Liberation of Sister Geraldine,” “The Anguish of Elizabeth", and her debut novel, "The Sun Sets on the Pacific Ocean". Havin is also a Contributing Writer for Oregon ArtsWatch.
Rimmed with the salt of cactus seed in the morning dew
Gusty drops in the pallid city of clay
and conclaves
There was once a village here, you know
In the crumbling sage brush
dehydrated cedar towns and fox-hole cloven stones
Where we break—
With the heat—
boundless and gripping to the Earth
without gravity
excerpt from 'Hoodoos' (2018)