Fariha Róisín (READING)

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Fariha Róisín is an Australian-Canadian writer, editor and podcaster based in Brooklyn. With an interest in her Muslim identity, race, pop culture and film (as well as queerness and how that intersects with being a femme of color navigating a white world) she has written for Al Jazeera, The Guardian, Vice, Fusion, Village Voice, and others. From 2012 onwards she co-hosted Two Brown Girls, a podcast that centered brown and black voices in film and TV, emphasizing the importance of representation. She is currently the writer-at-large/culture editor for the new media company, The Juggernaut.Fariha's debut poetry collection How To Cure A Ghost was published by Abrams Books in the Fall of 2019 along with a journal on femme/non-binary body empowerment, entitled Being in Your Body. Her first novel, Like A Bird, was released this fall.

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