
EMILY PALUBA
Emily Paluba (they/she), 22, is a queer poet and writer from New Jersey who indulges in many art forms, where their passion for advocacy meets their love for poetry. Their work appears in Full House Literary, Queerlings, and elsewhere, and they’re currently working on their first collection of poetry. When they’re not in their notebook, you can find them horseback riding, walking their dog, doing yoga, or napping. Follow them on Instagram @emilypaluba.
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