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Cameron Quan Louie

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Cameron Quan Louie lives in Tucson, where he works with poetry nonprofit POG. He received his MFA from the University of Washington. In 2019 he received a grant from the Arts Foundation for Tucson and Southern Arizona for his poetry and photography series, Domestic. His forthcoming chapbook, Apology Engine, was selected by Trace Peterson for Gold Line Press’s 2020 Poetry Chapbook Competition. You can find his poems, prose, and erasures in Hobart, jubilat, Sonora Review, Quarterly West, Best New Poets, and Pacifica Literary Review, among others. See more at cameronqlouie.com and @elemenoq.

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