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“Tequeños” came out in May in The Tulane Review. “Ranchitos” will come out this summer on Carnagie-Mellon’s literary publication Oakland Review.
“On Guard” received the Editors Choice Award in the Raymond Carver Contest and was published in Carve Magazine. It also has an article about the Venezuelan Diaspora. Please support it and tell others.
“The House Next Door” was published in the print publication RiverSedge, out of the University of Texas, Rio Grande Valley. “The Blue Guacamayas” came out in print in Belletrist Magazine. “I’m Blue,” made it to first finalist in the Ernest Hemingway Flash Fiction Prize in Fiction Southeast. “The Last Sancocho” is online at Chaleur Magazine.
London calling. Shortlisted to London Magazine Short Story Prize. And made it to another London Magazine, Litro Magazine, they published “Black Helmet.”
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Belletrist Magazine
Belletrist College, Fall 2019
Carve Magazine
Fall 2020, Editor’s Choice Raymond Carver Short Story Contest
riverSedge
Fall 2019, University of Texas, Rio Grande Valley
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