S2 E4: Ribbon Their Stories Though Your Hair feat. Jessica Rich

November 19, 2021 00:32:11
S2 E4: Ribbon Their Stories Though Your Hair feat. Jessica Rich
Community Profile: Voices From The Real World
S2 E4: Ribbon Their Stories Though Your Hair feat. Jessica Rich

Nov 19 2021 | 00:32:11

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Show Notes

“Jessica Rich is a seasoned veteran of Community Profile, having found herself, time and again, through her own unique intersectionality, identifying as a member of three of our different cohorts. As a mom, a musician and a writer, Jess has been a creative in all of her life, and the poetry she shares here is only one (potent) sliver of that creativity.”

Jessica Rich is a writer and student in Portland, Oregon. Her work has been featured in journals and anthologies here and there, most recently in The Gravity of the Thing  and Existere Literary Journal. Rich has performed her work across the country, in bookstores, bars, laundromats and on buses. She is currently studying concurrent degrees in Psychology and Creative Writing with a focus on Nonfiction at Portland State University. Her proudest work, though, is the creative workshops she’s coordinated over the years, currently with a local mental health organization. She lives in typical Portland fashion, in a basement apartment with two cats in her cave and a Treasure Troll upstairs.

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