Asiel Adan Sanchez is a certified chingona living in Naarm. Born and raised in Mexico, their work is an attempt to reconcile culture, race, gender and sexuality. Their poetry has been described as “Octavio Paz, but make it ho”- it can be found in Cordite Poetry Review, Rabbit Poetry, Australian Multilingual Writing Project and Archer Magazine, amongst others. Their first poetry collection, m/ /otherland, is published through Revarena Ediciones.
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Asiel Adan Sanchez
Lunchtime Literature: Language and Writing
A celebration of language and storytelling across art forms.
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Join the artists for an evening of readings from the anthology and grab yourself a copy!
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This panel will explore the wide variety of opportunities from financial to professional development available to emerging writers.
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