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Each Bring a Poem with Jubi Arriola-Headley
Another wide-ranging discussion with two poets having a bit
too much fun discussing two of their favorite poems, life, and everything in
between. Host Yael Valencia Aldana welcomes Jubi Arriola-Headley.
JUBI ARRIOLA-HEADLEY (he/him) is a Black
homoflexible poet, storyteller, first-generation United Statesian and author of
the poetry collection original kink (Sibling Rivalry Press),
recipient of the 2021 Housatonic Book Award; his second collection, Bound,
will be published by Persea Books in early 2024. You can find Jubi at Justjubi.com
Yael Valencia Aldana is a Caribbean Afro-Latinx writer and poet.
She is a descendant of the indigenous people of modern-day Colombia. Her work has
also appeared or is upcoming in Stone
Coast Review, South Florida Poetry
Journal, and Cutbank Literary Journal, among others. She teaches
creative writing in South Florida, where she lives with her son and too many
pets. You can find her online at YaelAldana.com.
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By Yael Valencia AldanaAnother wide-ranging discussion with two poets having a bit
too much fun discussing two of their favorite poems, life, and everything in
between. Host Yael Valencia Aldana welcomes Jubi Arriola-Headley.
JUBI ARRIOLA-HEADLEY (he/him) is a Black
homoflexible poet, storyteller, first-generation United Statesian and author of
the poetry collection original kink (Sibling Rivalry Press),
recipient of the 2021 Housatonic Book Award; his second collection, Bound,
will be published by Persea Books in early 2024. You can find Jubi at Justjubi.com
Yael Valencia Aldana is a Caribbean Afro-Latinx writer and poet.
She is a descendant of the indigenous people of modern-day Colombia. Her work has
also appeared or is upcoming in Stone
Coast Review, South Florida Poetry
Journal, and Cutbank Literary Journal, among others. She teaches
creative writing in South Florida, where she lives with her son and too many
pets. You can find her online at YaelAldana.com.