Poetry

• Poem-A-Day— “A Modified Villanelle for My Childhood

• POETRY Magazine—“A Future History” and “Revelation,” 2020.

• Denver Quarterly Review—“Wilderness Wandering,” and “Rituals are the Only Sure Things We Have Left,” 2019.

• Barrelhouse— “Run away with Me” and “Con Mis Tias,” 2018.

• Nat. Brut—“Lodestone” and “Self Medicating I,” 2018.

• Fence Magazine—“Escape is Possible,” and “Dear Dorothy— Together we can,” 2018.

• 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.

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

• 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