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Gabriel Ojeda-Sague

Gabriel Ojeda-Sague
Gabriel Ojeda-Sague is a Latino queer Leo living in Philadelphia, PA. His first collection, Oil and Candle (Timeless, Infinite Light, 2016), is a set of writings on Santería, war, and the precarity of Latino-American lives. He is also the author of the chapbooks JOGS (2013), a re-writing of The Joy of Gay Sex, Nite [Chickadee]’s (GaussPDF 2015), a collection of Cher’s tweets on systematic racism and violence, and Where Everything is in Halves (Be About It, 2015), poems against death through The Legend of Zelda.


Every Poem I Write Is About Ted Cruz

Gabriel Ojeda-Sague on Santería, Poetry, and Not Feeling Latino "Enough"
April 18, 2016  By Gabriel Ojeda-Sague
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