Pluvia Issue IV

BRIAN YOU
C O N T R I B U T O R S
CHLOE LIN
Chloe Jiatong Lin is a Chinese-Canadian high school student from Lord Byng Secondary School. From scribbles on construction
paper to thought-provoking poems on Google Docs, she has loved writing from the very beginning. When she isn’t
writing poems, you can find her laughing with her parents and two siblings, immersed in a novel, or playing the viola. You can
find more of her work on her Instagram account @cordiallychloe.
CHRIST KEIVOM
Christ Keivom (he/him) is currently pursuing his master’s in English Literature at Delhi University. His work has previously
appeared in Novus Literary Arts Journal, Mulberry Literary, Monograph Mag, Farside Review, Spotlong Review, The Chakkar,
and Write now lit to name a few. You can reach out to him on Instagram at @passmethecigarettes.
CYNTHIA CHEN
Cynthia Chen is an incoming freshman at Northeastern University. She enjoys writing about anything and everything, from
shower thoughts to 2 AM ideas, confused feelings and old memories, little bits and pieces of her life. Her poetry has previously
been published by Pluvia Literary Magazine.
EDISON CHEN
JENNY EUN
JENNY ZOU
Jenny Zou is a junior at York House School. She enjoys acrylic, oil, and watercolour painting and suffers from existential crises
about her artistic career. Jenny appreciates greek column orders and can be found cooking up bizarre recipes in her spare
time. Jenny also loves cats and hopes to own one after she leaves for college.
JIMENA YENGLE
Jimena Yengle (she/her) is a multidisciplinary artist, known for her book Roma Enamorada and her lyrical work. She is the
director of two virtual spaces: Roma Enamorada (aimed at young people) and Magic Maneuvers (aimed at children). Her writing
and visual art works have been published by various international magazines. She directed the play “Life of August” for
the Juvenis Festival in Kingston, and published her second book on May 1, 2022.
JINGJIE CHEN
Jingjie Chen is an interactive media artist currently based in San Francisco. Graduated from NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts, her works
often explore how human memory, sentiments and consciousness can exist and evolve in the virtual world, through mediums
like AR/VR experiences, narrative games and photography.
JOHN MURO
Twice nominated for the 2021 Pushcart Prize, John is a resident of Connecticut and a lover of all things chocolate. His first
book of poems, In the Lilac Hour, was published in 2020 by Antrim House, and it is available on Amazon. Since then, John’s
poems have been published or are forthcoming in numerous journals and anthologies, including Acumen, Barnstorm, Euphony,
Grey Sparrow, River Heron and Sky Island. His most recent volume of poems, Pastoral Suite, was released in June and it,
too, is available on Amazon. Instagram: @johntmuro.
KHALIYA RAJAN
Khaliya is a conscientious and hardworking girl. She gives every task 100% effort and always tries her best. She is quiet and
shy but when she does speak up she can be very insightful. Khaliya loves to read and write short stories, poems and more. She
has had her work featured in other publications.
LAURA FERRIES
Laura Ferries is a high school English teacher and writer who explores life, love, place, and space in her poetry. She runs a
travel blog at www.lauraferries.com and has self-published two collections of her poems. Laura has a love of languages, and
speaks Spanish and Italian. Laura performs regularly at spoken word events in Liverpool and she hosted her own bilingual
English-Spanish poetry night in October 2021.
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