Fulla Abdul-Jabbar is a writer, artist, and editor living in Brooklyn. She presents thought in the form of language and presents language in various forms. She teaches in the Department of Writing at the Pratt Institute where she was awarded an AICAD Postgraduate Teaching Fellowship. Previously, she was Editor and Curator at Green Lantern Press. She has performed, screened, or exhibited nationally and internationally at SPACES, Defibrillator, Woman Made Gallery, ACRE, the Electronic Literature Organization, Human Resources LA, the Altered Aesthetics Film Festival, the Brussels Independent Film Festival, the Obskuur Ghent Film Festival, and the Ann Arbor Film Festival. Her work has been supported by the Vermont Studio Center and Zaratan Arte Contemporânea and her writing has appeared in Bad at Sports, DIAGRAM, Bombay Gin, Jellyfish Review, Passages North, Northwest Review, Prairie Schooner, and elsewhere. Her debut book Who Loves the Sun was released in 2023 via Meekling Press.
