Jacquinn Sinclair

Journalist, poet, and literary artist writing at the intersection of art, identity, and activism.

ARTS JOURNALIST + WRITER

Arts journalism and editorial content amplifying artists and organizations driving social change through features, criticism, and ghostwriting.

POET + LITERARY ARTIST

Rooted in nature's healing power, exploring loss, growth, and the journey toward wholeness.

SPEAKER + HOST

Thoughtful, engaging conversations on art, culture, identity, and social justice.

Jacquinn Sinclair in a white and green striped dress in a bookstore

Jacquinn Sinclair is a Boston-area journalist, poet, and author whose work lives at the intersection of art, identity, and activism. As a contributing writer and theater critic for WBUR The ARTery and contributing editor at Boston Art Review, she amplifies the emerging artists and organizations making a positive impact in the world.

Her poetry, rooted in nature's healing power, explores loss, growth, and the path toward wholeness. Jacquinn is also a sought-after panel moderator and event host, bringing thoughtful conversation to stages across Boston and beyond. Her debut poetry collection, The Wounded Forest, arrives Fall 2026. She believes creating authentically can empower and liberate others to do so.

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Coming Fall 2026:
The Wounded Forest

What happens when you take your grief into the forest and let nature hold it? The Wounded Forest is a collection of poems born from years of running wooded trails, planting gardens, and learning to let go. It is a book about loss, healing, and the quiet renewal that grows when you stop looking for it.

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