Jasmine L. Combs is a writer, performer, and event organizer from Philadelphia, PA. She received her BA in English from Temple University, is a Babel Poetry Collective alum, and former Spoken Word Editor for The Fem Lit Magazine.
Jasmine was the 2015 Grand Slam Champion of The Philly Pigeon Poetry Slam, a 2015 National Poetry Slam semi-finalist, and a 2016 College Union Poetry Slam Invitational champion. She also won the 2015 Apiary Magazine STUNG Writing Contest and her winning piece "Night Child" was turned into an animation. Her work has been published in Vagabond City Lit, Luna Luna, and her performances have been featured on Button Poetry, SlamFind, Blavity, and The Huffington Post. In 2014 she published her first chapbook Universal Themes.
Currently, Jasmine is an organizer for The Philly Pigeon Poetry Slam, columnist for Apiary Magazine, and founder of Well Read Well Fed (a Sunday brunch and book club for Black women and femmes).
Jasmine was the 2015 Grand Slam Champion of The Philly Pigeon Poetry Slam, a 2015 National Poetry Slam semi-finalist, and a 2016 College Union Poetry Slam Invitational champion. She also won the 2015 Apiary Magazine STUNG Writing Contest and her winning piece "Night Child" was turned into an animation. Her work has been published in Vagabond City Lit, Luna Luna, and her performances have been featured on Button Poetry, SlamFind, Blavity, and The Huffington Post. In 2014 she published her first chapbook Universal Themes.
Currently, Jasmine is an organizer for The Philly Pigeon Poetry Slam, columnist for Apiary Magazine, and founder of Well Read Well Fed (a Sunday brunch and book club for Black women and femmes).
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