Eric Orosco is a queer, Sacramento-born writer with a handful literary magazine publications from mutiny!, The Tiny, Jokes Review, and American River Review. After stumbling through four community colleges and one university in Idaho, he graduated from University of the Pacific with a bachelor’s in English and more than a handful of student loans. He cofounded Levee Magazine, a biannual literary magazine that ran from Fall 2018 through Spring 2020. Currently, he works as a senior communications specialist while living in San Jose with his husband and two pear-shaped cats. 

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I'm a queer, Sacramento-born writer with a handful literary magazine publications. After stumbling through four community colleges and one university in Idaho, I graduated from University of the Pacific with a bachelor’s in English and more than a handful of student loans. I write poetry to grapple with the free-floating motes of images in my head (and, selfishly, I'm a happier person when I'm writing). 

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