Poeta, Autora, y Mala

Jaimé Korima Rodriguez is an LA native, QTBIPOC Punk, disabled, nonbinary Jota, descendent of Cali, Colombian and Raramuri peoples of Chihuahua, Mexico.

Their poetry and short stories are transformative snippets in time, ones that venerate their lived struggles growing up in southern California, at the intersections of housing instability and homelessness, Brujeria, mental health, Spanglish, Colombian and Mexican cultural rejections and self re-imagining as a cuir and nonbinary person. 

Jaimé was special featured in The HuffPost Latino Voices, published in The LA Local and featured on the cover of Fullerton MagazinePride edition. Most recently Jaime was signed to Riots of Roses Publishing House, their forth coming second book, Jota Historias: Poetic Magic will be released in 2027.

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“I am truly FLOORED after finishing ur piece such a beautiful look into ur inner world. An honor to receive ur vulnerability, to connect and resonate with parts, but also learn and listen to others. You are such a powerful author and human!” ✨

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