Writings — Reyes Ramirez

Online offerings of my poetry, fiction, essays, criticisms, etc.!

-10 Daring Bilingual Poetry Collections - Electric Literature
-Much Ado About Shakespeare: Department Of English Inherits Project 150 Years In The Making – Texas A&M University
-Artificial Intelligence Raises Questions On Intellectual Property And Ownership – Texas A&M University
-Texas A&M-Led Humanities Project Seeks To Preserve An Endangered Language – Texas A&M University
-When And How Did The ‘Holiday Season’ Become So Important? – Texas A&M University
-History Professor Receives NEH Grant To Research And Write Book On Tumultuous Texas History - Texas A&M University
-English Faculty, Grad Students Lead Initiative To Develop Open Access Writing Curriculum - Texas A&M University
-College of Arts & Sciences Embraces Hispanic Serving Institution Status In Second Year - Texas A&M University
-How Often Do We Think About The Roman Empire? - Texas A&M University
-“Being Stuck in Houston’s Traffic on I-45 S at 6 PM Every Tuesday is My America” in The Loop
-“A 4th Grade Dance Party in the Cafeteria on a Monday at 1 PM in Houston is my America” in What’s the New News, Issue 3
-“Selena’s Last Concert in Houston” in Houston Public Media
-“Hijo, please” in Gulf Coast Journal
-“How to Fight Like a Mexican” in Queen Mob’s Teahouse
-“New statistics: the government is separating 65 children a day from parents at the border” in Queen Mob’s Teahouse
-"Advice to my Younger Self in High School," "A Woefully Uncomprehensive Record of White People Erasing Latinx Lives & Being Rewarded For It," & "The Body Belongs to the Self" in TRACK//FOUR
-“Advice for White Writers” in The Acentos Review
-“Xitlali Zaragoza, Curandera” excerpt in HTI Open Plaza
-“Half a Day in America, Now” in New South Journal
-“Ni Sabes” in The Acentos Review
-”10 Daring Bilingual Poetry Collections” in Electric Lit
-“How Eating Pozole Helps Me Hold Onto My Roots” in Houstonia, November 22, 2021
-“In the Learning of Histories Begin Responsibilities” in What’s the New News, Issue 3
-“On Playing Yu-Gi-Oh as a Nerdy, Brown Kid in Houston” in Blue Mesa Review
-”The Houston Artist Speaks Thrugh Grids” in Infrarrealista Review
-“The Exhibition as Record: Moe Penders’ Volver & Reconciliation” in ArteInformado (in Spanish)
-In English
-“Every Portrait is a Self-Portrait” in Defunkt Magazine (volume 4, page 70)
Jessica Ofelia Alvarenga’s ‘Witness the Isthmus’
-“Exhibition Review of Francis Almendarez ‘Rhythm and (p)leisure’ at Art Pace, San Antonio” in Y.ES Contemporary (Text at bottom of newsletter)
-“On Houston, Cultura and the Work of Moe Penders” in Deep Red Press
-“Science Advances, But for Who?” originally in FIVE:2:ONE Magazine
-Lot by Bryan Washington for Porter House Review
-Images of America: Past v. Present by Ronald E. Goodwin for Deep Red Press
-Beast Meridian by Vanessa Angélica Villarreal for Glass
-Virgin by Analicia Sotelo for Glass
-Hands That Break & Scar by Sarah A. Chavez for Glass
-Imaniman: Poets Writing in the Anzaldúan Borderlands Edited by ire'ne lara silva and Dan Vera for Glass