Christina Amazan is a multidisciplinary writer living in Los Angeles, California. She enjoys writing because it provides a safe space to explore her vulnerability while igniting it in others. 

 

Christina is a 2024 fellow in the inaugural cohort of the Muses & Melanin Fellowship Program for Black Women Creative Writers, fully funded by the California Humanities, a nonprofit partner of the National Endowment for the Humanities, and the San Francisco Arts Commissions' Dream Keeper Initiative and Arts Impact Endowment grants.

 

Her first personal essay, The Healing Power of Surprises, was published in 2026 by Southland Alibi. When not writing, Christina enjoys cooking meals with a Haitian flair, traveling to art museums around the world, and sometimes traveling just to eat. You can find her on Substack and Instagram @camazanwrites.