P. Aiden Hunt- Editor | Poet | Critic

Aiden Hunt is a neurodivergent writer, editor, poet and literary critic based in the Philadelphia, PA suburbs. He is the editor and creator of the Philly Poetry Chapbook Review, an online literary magazine dedicated to poetry chapbooks. His literary criticism has been published (or is forthcoming) in Another Chicago Magazine, Tupelo Quarterly, On the Seawall and Fugue.

Between 2013 and 2023, Aiden practiced independent and freelance journalism. He created and ran Profiles in Legalization, a cannabis policy news site and the activist Cannabis Salvation Blog. Full journalism credits can be found at the MuckRack links below. Aiden’s current focus is literary criticism.

Interviews

New Lit on the Block :: Philly Chapbook Poetry Review (NewPages.com, 2/6/24)

Interview with P. Aiden Hunt of Profiles in Legalization (Newstex Blog, 12/1/21)

Recent literary criticism

Evie Day at the Writers House: A Review of Evie Shockley’s suddenly we (Fugue, 5/10/24)

on Ward Toward, poems by Cindy Juyoung Ok (On the Seawall, May/June 2024)

On Photos That Lie & Poems of Hard Truths: Diana Khoi Nguyen’s Root Fractures (Tupelo Quarterly Reviews, March 2024)

Book Review :: Modern Poetry by Diane Seuss (NewPages.com, 3/6/24)

Of War’s Seductions & Consequences: A Chapbook Review (Philly Poetry Chapbook Review, Jan./Feb. 2024)

Father Figures: A Review of Books by Arthur Russell and CooXooEii Black (Philly Poetry Chapbook Review, Jan./Feb. 2024)


Personal Social Media Presence


Philly Poetry Chapbook Review Links


Professional Organizations

National Book Critics Circle

Academy of American Poets

National Writers Union, Freelance Solidarity Project

Editorial Freelancers Association

Muck Rack

Aiden Hunt, Freelance Journalist Page

Aiden Hunt, Editor & Publisher Page

Philly Poetry Chapbook Review Outlet Page



Aiden Hunt is a creative writer. He practices public policy journalism under the byline, “P. Aiden Hunt.” His main focus is cannabis and drug policy.

Aiden has lived in the Philadelphia suburbs for most of his life. He lived in Denver, CO for the first 6 months of 2014 to cover the beginning of legal cannabis.

Profiles in Legalization is a series of literary profile essays about significant figures in U.S. cannabis legalization. 

LegalizationProfiles.org is also a cannabis policy site and trade publication, featuring news from around the web and original reporting. The site is syndicated by ACI Information Group.

Note: The reprinted articles on this site are intended to be viewed as the author’s portfolio, not for public promotion. Articles not written for The Cannabis Salvation Blog or MarijuanaPolicyNews.org and pictured reproductions thereof are property of the original publisher. The publisher is linked in the article when possible.