Eric Jiang is a Chinese-Australian writer/director living and creating in Sydney. Their practice spans print poetry, digital poetry, film, and theatre, while contemplating queer futures, familial cultural exchange, and joy. Eric’s poetry appears or is forthcoming in Liminal, Cordite, Going Down Swinging, and more. He has edited for The Waiting Room Project, an art space in the Sydney Sexual Health Centre, contributed interviews for FBi Radio’s Race Matters, and produced sound pieces for Signal Boost, an audio development program facilitated by the Wheeler Centre.
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