Romaine Washington (she/her) is the editor of These Black Bodies Are… A Blacklandia Anthology, and Cholla Needles 88. She is the author of two poetry books, Purgatory Has an Address and Sirens in Her Belly. Washington’s poetry has been nominated for Best of the Net and she is a twice-nominated Pushcart Prize poet. |
She is a graduate fellow of The Watering Hole, South Carolina and a fellow of the Inland Area Writing Project through UC Riverside.
Washington has presented her poetry in various venues and programs, including NPR, KPFK, CBS Inside SoCal, and the Stand Against Hate campaign. Her writing has been published in several anthologies and literary journals. Washington is a Southern California Native from the Inland Empire, San Bernardino reconnecting with her roots through the The Bridges that Carried Us Over. She has been an educator for over twenty years and enjoys facilitating and participating in writing workshops, and book club talks. |
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We are not alone. We read - We write - We connect - We Encourage Each Other in Community.