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SoCal Poets Convo: Jeremy Ra & Aruni Wijesinghe

In this episode of SoCal Poets in Conversation, Jeremy Ra and Aruni Wijesinghe discuss their new collaborative collection and their experiences navigating the local literary scene as members of a "racial minority." JEREMY RA is a queer, Chinese-Korean-American poet living in Los Angeles, author of “Another Way of Loving Death” (Moon Tide Press, 2023) and co-author with Aruni Wijesinghe of “God is a river running down my palm” (Picture Show Press, 2024). He received the Morton Marcus Poetry Prize and was twice a finalist for the Steve Kowit Poetry Prize. He is a Pushcart and Best-of-the-Net nominee and a Pen Center Emerging Voices finalist. His poems have appeared in Spillway, I-70 Review, Cultural Daily, San Diego Poetry Annual, and Catamaran Literary Reader, among other publications. He co-hosts the Poetry.LA Interview Series on YouTube. ARUNI WIJESINGHE is a Sri Lankan-American writer whose debut full-length poetry collection, “2 Revere Place,” was published by Moon Tide Press in 2022. Her second collection, “The Litany of Missing” also came out in 2022. She co-authored “The Undulating Line” (Picture Show Press, 2021) and co-authored with Jeremy Ra the chapbook “God is a river running down my palm” (Picture Show Press, 2024). She has been published in anthologies and journals both nationally and internationally. A native New Yorker, she now resides in Southern California.