From "Reading for Loaded Objects" by Denise Delgado
WRITING
Denise Delgado's fiction, critical essays, and arts writing have appeared in The Southeast Review, Inch, Dossier, Hinchas de Poesía, the anthology Florida Flash, edited by Lynne Barrett; Gean Moreno & Ernesto Oroza's Tabloid Project, Jai-Alai Magazine, 2040 Review, the artist’s monograph Frances Trombly: Paintings, Fiction Writers Review, WLRN Miami and WBUR’s The ARTery. From 2016-2019 she was Neighborhood Program Fellow and instructor at GrubStreet, a Boston literary arts center. Denise was the first Writer-in-Residence for Girls’ Club, an exhibition and foundation dedicated to contemporary art by women. She has an MFA in fiction writing from Warren Wilson College and is a proud alumna of the Voices of Our Nations writing workshop. She is currently writing a novel, Inheritance, set in Barcelona and Miami during the politically volatile days of November 2016.
FICTION
Excerpts from Inheritance, a novel
Shuffling Liminal Episodes, a catalogue to accompany an exhibition by Michelle Weinberg and Leslie Kirby
“Understanding the Family: A Guide for Clinicians”
“Project Ventanita”
Women Painting, a catalog published by Girls’ Club Collection to accompany the eponymous exhibition
"The Country and the City"
“More on the Origins of Weaving: the Princess, the Pea, and the Birth of the Bench”
Artist’s monograph Frances Trombly: Paintings, published by Girls’ Club Collection
“Old People in This City (Adapted From a Public Radio Manuscript)”
Tigertail: A South Florida Annual | Florida Flash
“The Origins of Weaving and Dying”
“Ready”
CREATIVE NONFICTION
“Palinode”
BOOK REVIEWS
“Review: Latin@ Rising: An Anthology of Latin@ Science Fiction and Fantasy”
2040 Review
“Review: The Secret in Their Eyes by Eduardo Sacheri”
ARTS + CULTURE WRITING
“Children of TPS Recipients Bring Stories of Uncertainty to the State With ‘The Last Dream’”
“Nakia Hill Wants Women's Stories To Have A Place In The Fabric Of Boston”
“Onstage, Alex Alpharoah Channels His Greatest Fears About Being Undocumented”
“Fabricated Characters: Adriana Carvalho’s Garment Sculptures”
Exhibition text, Adriana Carvalho: Objet petit a, Miami International Airport Galleries, forthcoming
“Building a New Writing Community”
GrubWrites
“Driftwood: Gean Moreno and Ernesto Oroza”
Exhibition text, Main Library, Miami-Dade Public Library System
“Spiral Notebook: On Food, Murals and Working Outside the White Box”