Larissa Pham is an American writer and visual artist based in Brooklyn, New York. She is known for her work across multiple genres, including young adult fiction, erotica, contemporary literature, memoir, and nonfiction. Pham made her literary debut in 2016 with the publication of "Fantasian," establishing herself as a noteworthy voice in contemporary writing. Her essays and criticism have appeared in prominent publications such as Adult, Guernica, The Nation, and Nerve.
With a background in painting and art history, which she studied at Yale University, Pham brings a distinctive interdisciplinary perspective to her writing. Her work often explores themes of identity, desire, and the intersections between visual and literary art. This artistic foundation informs her nuanced storytelling, whether in fiction or nonfiction. Pham continues to contribute to the literary landscape with her insightful observations and evocative prose.