Poetry

Nat. Brut—“Lodestone” and “Self Medicating I,” forthcoming.

Fence Magazine—“Escape is Possible,” and “Dear Dorothy— Together we can,” forthcoming.

La Voz, Puerto de Sol—“A Dream, A Gale,”  “The Air is Cold in the Church this Morning,” “Identity,” “Dia de los Muertos,” and “Surviving on Gas Fumes & J-Lo Beats for Weeks,” 2018.

Anamoly FKA Drunken Boat— “I Found Snakes” and “Sign My Name on a Sweet Spot,” 2018.

Apogee— “THE WAR IS OVER IF YOU WANT TO BE,” 2017.

The Wanderer—“We Have Vanished Our Tangibility,” “Invisible in Life, We Haunt between Walls,” “Where Life is Hard, but Funerals Are Free,” 2017.

Packinghouse Review—“Soy una hija de mi mama,” 2017.

Vinyl Magazine—“I am Carmen Miranda w/a Gun,” 2017.

DREGINALD— “Lost Rituals,” “We Lost Sight of Our Guarantees but Stock up on Fireworks Anyway,” and “Make Me a Carly Rae Mixtape,” 2016.

Anthropoid—“Watch Out— We Are Cause as Well as Caused,” and “This is Not a Decode,” 2016.

Reservoir—“The Bridge is Out So We Walk Underwater, the Need for Air is Myth to Keep Us from Discovery,” 2016.

The Offing—“Dear Dorothy: 4 poems,” 2015.

Barely South—“I Keep My Secrets Underground, ” 2014.

The Pinch Journal—“A Swelling from Beneath,” and “She Borrowed a Zip Gun,” 2014.

The Dirty Napkin—“How You Would Know Me or Meeting a Girl for the First Time after Months of Correspondence,” 2013.

NAP LOG II—“Fever, Fever,” “A Ringing, A Ringing, A Silence,” and “There Are Piñatas Out There Shaped Like Things You Love,” 2013.

Likewise folio—“My Fortune Teller Passes Out Pop Song Prophecies,”  “Are We Living In A Mimetic World, Or What?” 2013.

Word Riot— “What to Do with a Rabid Boy,” “Give Me a Rambling Plot Twist,” 2013.

Yalobusha Review—“SKETCH OF A JOURNEY #23,” “SKETCH OF A JOURNEY #7,”  and “REGENERATE AT WILL BUT YOU WILL BE FORGOTTEN,” 2013.

Heavy Feather Review—“Dirt Skirt Divas Present No Man’s Land,” 2013.

Anthology

Place-relation Ecopoetics: A Collective Glossary, ed. Marthe Reed, Publisher Pending.“Sustenance,” forthcoming.

Bettering American Poetry Vol. II, Bettering Books, ed. Michael Wasson, Sarah Clark, Hector Ramirez, and Amy King. “The Bridge is Out So We Walk Underwater the Need for Air is a Myth to Keep Us from Discovery,” 2018.

Big Energy Poets of the Anthropocene: When EcoPoetry Thinks Climate Change, BlazeVOX, ed. Heidi Staples and Amy King. “So You’ve Become Death, Destroyer of Worlds,”“We’re Stumping for an Eden Based in Grains and Greens” and “We are Animalized, But We Come Back—Powers as Unknown as the Amazon,” 2017.

Critical Work

Letras Latinas Blog—“POETRY CONTAINS MULTITUDES: A conversation between Suzi F. Garcia and Carmen Gimenez Smith.” Because We Come from Everything, ed. by Francisco Aragon, 2017.

University of Arizona Poetry Center 1508 Blog—“Teaching Claudia Rankine’s Citizen,” 2016.

LitHub— “The Unsung Heroes of the Poetry World,” 2016. (Contributor) 

Kenyon Review—“Inundation of Texts: Poets & Writers on Social Media,” 2016. (Contributor)

Jacket2—“An Interview with Noemi Press,” 2016.

The Harriet Blog at the Poetry Foundation—“What is Literary Activism?” 2015. (Contributor)

Letras Latinas—“An Interview with Carmen Gimenez-Smith.” 2015.

Interviews and Features

The Review Review-- "Editor's Roundtable: How Are Bigoted Literary Submissions Handled?" 2018

Mitu-- "Here’s The List Of Latino Poets You Should Know For National Poetry Month," 2018

 La Voz, Puerto del Sol-- "Suzi F. Garcia," 2018

the minnesota review---"Interview with Suzi F. Garcia, Poetry Editor for Noemi Press," 2017

The Review Review—“Editor’s Roundtable: Advice to MFA applicants,” 2017