Writing
7 Haunting Ghost Stories by Black Women Writers
Electric LiteratureIn literature, we have used ghost stories to tell the things we are too scared to hear about.
Read moreWhatever Gets You Through
Greystone Books Ltd.These days, we’re better at talking about sexual assault. But sexual assault isn’t limited to a single, terrible moment of violence. Whatever Gets You Through features personal stories of how women survive after the trauma of sexual assault.
Read moreOn Falling in Love with David
HazlittIs it possible to decolonize and police a thing as subconscious and primal as desire?
Read moreWalk Like a Man
PloughsharesPublished in the Spring 2016 issue of Ploughshares, an award-winning journal of new writing.
Read moreAnansi's Daughters
CalyxRead moreNotes for an Angry Letter to the Editors of Pearson-Prentice Hall from Your Average Trini-Jamerican LaGahoo and Reader
Black Warrior ReviewFeatured in the Fall / Winter 2015 issue of Black Warrior Review.
Read moreFor the “Black Baldy Half-Dyke Who Fits in Nowhere: A Visibility Spell
Ninth LetterMichele Morano, “My Mother Was A Beauty Queen”
Read moreDevil in the Shape of a Rooster
CallalooRead more