Americas Quarterly
“Lucha Libre’s First Queer Star: More Than a ‘Shining Superhero’”
“The Queer Cubans Seeking Refuge in Putin’s Russia”
“A Missing Maid, a Stranded Child—and an Unlikely Bond”
“The Unfinished Business of Brazil’s ‘New Middle Class’”
“Inside the Vicious Cycle of Mexico’s Disappearances”
“The Intergenerational Heartbreak of Bolivia’s Urbanization”
“One Woman’s Intimate Rebellion”
“Reimagining Shakespeare’s Misunderstood Women”
“The Peruvian Town Haunted By a Famous Poet”
JSTOR Daily
“Isaac Babel’s Red Cavalry”
“The Power of Sibling Bonds in The Brothers Karamazov”
“Animal Teachers and Marie de France”
“Wang Wei, Poet of Buddhist Emptiness”
“Science and Slavery in Aphra Behn’s Oroonoko”
“What Does It Mean To Be German?”
“How Social Upheaval Gave Rise to the Picaresque Novel”
“Julian of Norwich, Anchoress and Mystic”
“How an Incan Nobleman Contested Spanish History”
“The Women (Real and Imagined) Resisting Caudillos”
“10 Poems for National Hispanic Heritage Month”
“The Ghosts of Slavery in Charles Chesnutt’s Fiction”
The Atlantic
“Venezuela’s Coronavirus Crisis Is Different”
“The Bush-Gore Recount Is an Omen for 2020”
“The Life of a Little Black Boy in America”