About Jessia
Jessia Adeline James is an autistic poet moored along the Salish Sea. When she isn’t staring off into the depths or conjuring a poem, Jessia can be found in her garden or on the ferry, watching for whales. She serves as the associate editor of The Faoileánach Journal.
You can find her poems featured or forthcoming in Lemon Jelly Press, Opol, PHIL LIT Journal, Poetry & Purpose Magazine, The Groke, and elsewhere.
Kitchen Hymns by Pádraig Ó Tuama
Sight Lines by Arthur Sze
The Appalachian Sea by Steve Scafidi
Accidental Devotions by Kelli Russell Agodon
Jessia Adeline James writes “with contemplative depth — not just asking questions, but pressing gently on them, turning them over like seeds in her hand."
— Luciana Fisher, Beneath the Surface