She has been publishing books steadily since 1986 and is a pioneer of e-poetry, with projects such as her collaboration with Nick Montfort, Sea and Spar Between, which uses the lexicon of Emily Dickinson's poems and Herman Melville's Moby-Dick. Earlier this year, at the Library of Congress, Stuart Moulthrop called Sea and Spar Between, "possibly the greatest example of electronic literature yet attempted." A fearless poet of great intellect, Strickland's work springs from history, science, mathematics, and myth. A good place to start is with The Red Virgin: A Poem Of Simone Weil, a book in which she pastiches her observations with the writings of Weil. For her most recent book, Dragon Logic, check out her website.