FLASH FICTION


“In the Aftermath of Hurricane Maria” • HAD, 2020 (selected for Best Microfiction 2021)
“I’m Not Hungry But I Could Eat”  • The Forge, 2020 (nominated for Best Small Fictions 2021)
“Unplucked” • Pidgeonholes, 2019 (named one of Wigleaf’s Top 50 of 2020)
“Ordering Fries at Happy Hour” • Okay Donkey, 2019 (nominated for Best Small Fictions 2020)
“A Mountain of Invertebrates” • Lunch Ticket, 2019
“What You Missed While I Was Watching Your Cat” • Third Point Press, 2018 (nominated for Best Small Fictions 2019)
“Minor Grievances” • X–R-A-Y Literary Magazine, 2018
“Here’s the Situation” • jmww, 2018 (reprinted in Forward: 21st Century Flash Fiction)
“Dress Yourself” • Split Lip Magazine, 2018 (selected for Best Small Fictions 2019; long-listed for Wigleaf’s Top 50 of 2019; reprinted in Boricua en la Luna: An Anthology of Puerto Rican Voices

 
SHORT FICTION

“Loose Strands” written in collaboration with artist Kate Pincus-Whitney  • 7X7 LA, 2022
“And Another and Another and Another Glass of Rosé“  • Catapult, 2020
“Packed White Spaces”  • BULL Men’s Fiction, 2020
“Better Than All That”  • Little Fiction, 2020
“They Can Leave Your Soul To Dry” • Wasafiri Magazine: Queer Worlds / Global Queer Issue, 2019
“The Other Half” • The Acentos Review, 2017
“Half Hearted” • Pithead Chapel, 2017
“Not a Problem, Nope, Not a Concern” • The Vassar Review, 2016

 
NONFICTION

“Wish Fulfillment on Fire Island” • Astra Magazine, 2022
“The Thing About Food • Poets & Writers: Craft Capsule, 2021
“Pet Sitting” • Poets & Writers: Craft Capsule, 2021
“Bisexuality on the Page” • Poets & Writers: Craft Capsule, 2021
“On Writing Fat Characters” • Poets & Writers: Craft Capsule, 2021
“The Edges of Possibility” • Human Parts, 2021
“As a Person of Single Experience“ • jmww, 2021
A Year in Reading • The Millions, 2020
“Carmen Maria Machado’s Genre-Bending Memoir Will Complicate Your Ideas of Queerness”: a review of In the Dream House • The Nation, 2019
“Thirst” • Hobart, 2019 (reprinted in Sweeter Voices Still: An LGBTQ Anthology from Middle America)
Book Review of Nichole Perkins’s Lilith, but Dark • Barrelhouse, 2018

INTERVIEWS

“Bringing My Regular Bullshit To It“: an interview with Dave Housley • The Rumpus, 2022
“Stories About Queer Self Discovery in a Migrant Worker Camp“: an interview with Jaime Cortez • Electric Lit, 2021
““Of Women and Salt” Follows Five Generations of Cuban Women from Havana to Miami“: an interview with Gabriela Garcia • Electric Lit, 2021
“There Are as Many Americas as There Are Pedros“: an interview with Marcos Gonsalez • Electric Lit, 2021
“A Slacker Dramedy About Two Men of Color in Love“: an interview with Bryan Washington • Electric Lit, 2020