Eric Orosco
Eric Orosco is a queer, Sacramento-born writer with a handful of literary magazine publications in After Happy Hour Review, The Rome Review, mutiny!, The Tiny, and Jokes Review. After stumbling through four community colleges and one university in Idaho, he graduated from University of the Pacific with a bachelor’s in English and more than a handful of student loans. Currently, he works as a communication specialist while living in San Jose with his husband and two pear-shaped cats.
Published Work
- Giving a film three stars on Letterboxd because I didn't like how my husband looked at me after | The Rome Review (2025)
- "Unbecoming" | After Happy Hour Review (2025)
- "Anaphoric Self-Portrait" | mutiny! (2019)
- "Somewhere in Sacramento" | The Tiny (2018)
- "How to Be an Artist and Love What You Do and Make Money Doing It | Jokes Review (2016)