Eric Jiang is a queer Chinese-Australian writer/director based in Sydney. His practice uses text as a starting point to bring together eclectic forms and registers, complicating queer futures, exploring familial cultural exchange, and celebrating friendship. His poetry can be found in Liminal, Cordite, Going Down Swinging and more.
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