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Samuel Espíndola Hernández

Samuel Espíndola Hernández is shown center in a portrait-oriented color photograph, cropped from the chest up. He is wearing a blue shirt with thin white stripes and large black enamel glasses. He has a beard and short black hair. Behind him appears greenery and plants, though out-of-focus.
© Constanza Liberona

Samuel Espíndola Hernández is a poet, writer and researcher from Chile living in Queens, New York. He is the author of Resonancias Magnéticas (Pez Espiral, 2021). He is a PhD student in SUNY at Stony Brook and co-curated with Vania Montgomery the exhibition Censorship: Silence can be a plan at The Memory and Human Rights Museum in Santiago. He is an Emerge—Surface—Be Fellow 2023-2024 for the Poetry Project.