NEPANTLA DIVINA: Reclamation and Resistance in Xicana Flor y Canto is an art and ekphrastic poetry anthology Curated by Dulce Stein and Edited by Brenda Vaca. This collection features the powerful art work of 58 artists paired with 58 poets.
Upcoming Winter 2026.
“Molcajete” and “Hands That Feed: A Haibun”
Altadena Poetry Review: Anthology 2026
Edited by Lester Graves Lennon, Sehba Sarwar, Thelma T. Reyna
Golden Foothills Press 2026.
“I Saw A Wounded Eagle Woman Eating Clouds”
Jota: A Queer Latina and Latinx Anthology
Rita E. Urquijo-Ruiz, Anel I. Flores, and T. Jackie Cuevas
Flowersong Press 2026.
“The Joys of Becoming an Axolotl”
Not Your Papi’s Utopia: Latinx Visions of Radical Hope
Edited by Matthew David Goodwin, Alex Hernandez, Sara Rivera
Mouthfeel Press 2024.
“Busque a la Llorona,” “Este cuerpo es mío,”
“Six Word Memoirs,” & “When Words Are Scarce”
eXpuestXs a lo experimental
Editors om ulloa and Maya Piña
El BeiSmAn PrESs
“Encarnación”
Latino Book Review
Spring 2022.
“Un Mensaje de Malinche”
Anuario de Poesía de San Diego: Pozol Issue. 2021-22.
Edited by Olga Garcia (this is another poet and my tocaya, not me).
“Somos Muchas”: Poem by Olga García Echeverría and Photography by Tanya Flores Hodgson.
Free Online Access. Pages 41-46
Ginger Zine
Jacqueline Cantu + Markee Speyer (editors and co-founders), Issue #23, Winter 2021.
“Bonito día que te fuiste”
Dryland: A Literary Journal Born in South Central Los Angeles
Ponte Las Pilas Press, South Central LA, CA; 2020
“Her Name Was Valerie”
Hombre Lobo: 13 True Xicanx Spooky Stories.
Edited by Viva Padilla & Amanda Orozco. 2020.
“My Parents, The Scribes”
Latino Book Review Magazine, 2020 Issue.
“Este cuerpo es mio”
Anuario de Poesia de San Diego: San Diego Poetry Annual.
Published by San Diego Entertainment + Arts Guild (SDEAG) and Garden Oak Press. 2017-2018
“Gnarly Mexican Words: Desgranando la lengua”
Imaniman: Poets Writing in the Anzaldúan Borderlands
Edited by ire’ne lara silva and Dan Vera. Aunt Lute Books, San Francisco, CA; 2016
“New Weapons Against Super Bugs”, “Wildfires”, and
“An Interview with Terry Wolverton”
Bird Float, Tree Song: Dis*Articulated Poems by Los Angeles Poets
Edited by Terry Wolverton. Silverton Books, Los Angeles, CA; 2016
“When Words Are Scarce”
The Sun Magazine. December 2015 Issue.
“Santa Monica” in LA Waterworks: Histories of Water and Place
by the Studio for Southern California History, Los Angeles, CA; 2013
“Goddess of Filth” in Lavanderia: A Mixed Load of Women, Wash, and Words.
Edited by Donna Watson, Michelle Sierra, and Lucia Gbaya-Kanga
Publisher: Sunbelt Publications; first Edition (September 15, 2009)
“Lengualistic Algo: Spoken-Broken Word”
Telling Tongues: A Latin@ Anthology on Language Experience.
Edited by Luis G. Mendoza & Toni Nelson Herrera. Calaca Press and Red Salmon Press. 2007
“Lengualistic Algo: Spoken-Broken Word
U.S. Latino Literature Today.
Edited by Gabriela Baeza Ventura. University of Houston, Houston, Texas, 2005.