2023
When Language Broke Open: An Anthology of Queer and Trans Black Writers of Latin American Descent, edited by Alan Pelaez Lopez
The University of Arizona Press
2020
Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra Cento Commission, “What You, In Fact, Have” February 29, 2020 Reading by Tamara Tunie and Damon Young
The Black Warrior Review, “Freud’s Antiquities” PRINT
The Doctor T.J. Eckleburg Review, “Pleats” and “Thoughts While Not Being Able to Sleep” PRINT
2018
The Indiana Review 40.1, “Shitty Frida Kahlo Poem” PRINT
The Normal School, “Milk. Milk. Milk” PRINT Nominated for a Pushcart Prize
Prairie Schooner, “a tipsy walk the walk we take” PRINT
THE COMMON: Issue 15, “A Complicated Letter to Sandor Ferenczi” PRINT
2016
Tinderbox Poetry Journal, “Breach”; “Memory 1”
Tayo Literary Journal, “Insert Your Culture Here Day Parade”; “and then, they shoot you”; “Easter Sunday”; “Whaledog” (Short Story) PRINT
Black Candies: A Journal of Literary Horror, “Good Country People Are Hard to Find” (Short Story) PRINT
Tahoma Literary Review, “Between These Two Places” (Short Story) PRINT
2015
Sugar House Review, “Clay Finds a Job”; “Gone Missing”; “I Owe You Money”
Acentos Review, “Easter Sunday”; “Heads High”
Crab Fat Magazine, “Americium”; “Pretty Either Way” (Flash Fiction)
Five Quarterly, “Portrait of Colonel Sanders”; “Whaledog” (Short Story)
Duende, “Foot Washing” (Short Story)
Minerva Rising, “and then, they shoot you”; “Bikini”; “Etymology of the Word Nigger”; “National Geographic”; “Tapestry I”; “Tapestry II” PRINT
Linden Avenue Journal, “Gauze” (Flash Fiction)
Blackberry: a magazine, “Bathwater”; “All Gone”; “Queer Friends”; “She, Who Raised Me”; “Swing Home”; “Picture Show” (Flash Fiction)