stories have been published in several books and magazines, including Amplified (Random House), The Blue Rock Review, an arts magazine based in Wimberley, Texas, and the Capitola Review, a handcrafted, numbered, limited edition publication. Gauthier has been featured in various books on country and Americana music, with chapters dedicated to her in "They Came To Nashville", by Marshall Chapman, and "Right By Her Roots: Americana Women and Their Songs", by Jewly Height. Mary also features in a Dutch book on country music, "De Bezem Door Nashville (The Broom Through Nashville)", by Harry de Jong, with photographs by Henk Bleeker. Discography Dixie Kitchen (1997) Drag Queens in Limousines (1999) Filth and Fire (2002) Mercy Now (2005) Between Daylight and Dark (2007) Genesis (The Early Years) (2008) – A 15-track compilation from the first three albums The Foundling (2010) – No. 13 Billboard Americana chart The Foundling Alone (2011) – Acoustic demos of songs in development, from The Foundling Live at Blue Rock (2012) – 11 mixed new and old tracks plus hidden track, "Mercy Now" Trouble and Love (2014) – No. 22 Billboard Americana chart Rifles & Rosary Beads (2018) – Co-written with U.S. veterans and their families Dark Enough to See the Stars (2022) References External links Gauthier's Lost Highway webpage Article on Mary Gauthier and Iris DeMent 1962 births American alternative country singers American women singer-songwriters American folk singers American women country singers American country singer-songwriters Cajun people American lesbian musicians American LGBT singers American LGBT songwriters LGBT people from Louisiana Living people People from Thibodaux, Louisiana Musicians from New Orleans American adoptees Lesbian singers Lesbian songwriters Lost Highway Records artists Independent Music Awards winners Singer-songwriters from Louisiana Country musicians from Louisiana Proper Records artists Signature Sounds artists 20th-century LGBT people 21st-century LGBT people American lesbian writers