Jasmyne Eastmond is a writer, journalist and artist. She received her B.Sc in Biology and English Literature from the University of British Columbia, Vancouver. As a postgraduate student at Clare Hall College, University of Cambridge, she explores ecological consciousness in African diasporic literature.  

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Her research interests include ecocriticism, postcolonial studies, African diaspora studies, contemporary literary theory and the environmental humanities. Her journalistic work also attempts to link art, culture and socio-environmental justice. 

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Jasmyne has interviewed Atlanta-based, award-winning American photographer Sheila Pree Bright and has reviewed a variety of live performers and speakers including Emotional Oranges, Chiiild, the Tiny Tricycle Poets and Ta-Nehisi Coates. 

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You can find her work in The Ubyssey, The/La Source Newspaper, The Tab and Cups N Cakes Network. She edits The Cambridge Review of Books.

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