BYLINES

KEY BISCAYNE MAGAZINE

POWER OF FILM — Writer

NEW LIFE — Writer

LIGHTHOUSE JUBILEE — Writer

INSPIRED CUISINE — Writer

ISLAND MOVES — Writer

HOLISTIC APPROACH — Writer

FASHION FORTE — Writer

KEY CATS — Writer

GREEN ISLANDERS — Writer

CRÈME DE LA CRÈME — Writer

ETERNAL BOND — Writer

PURE LOVE — Writer

CULTURAL EMBRACE — Writer

SWEAT-LIFE BALANCE — Writer

BRICKELL MAGAZINE

POETRY POWER — Writer

CREATIVE GATHERINGS — Writer

WINNING METHOD — Writer

SWEAT EQUITY — Writer

SUNNY MEDICINE — Writer

VINTAGE VIBES — Writer

GLOBAL NETWORK — Writer

MULTICULTURAL MAESTRO — Writer

PRIDE & PATRIA — Contributing Writer

POWER PERSPECTIVE — Contributing Writer

GENERATION CHANGE — Contributing Writer

UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI / UNIVERSITY OF NAVARRE

Pranks, Pastelitos, and Peter Pan Kids: The History behind Little Havana’s House of Tricks — Contributing Writer

MIAMI HERALD

Want to make art more accessible? Make Miami’s Wynwood Walls free for locals — Contributing Writer

WNYU FM 98. 1

1 year later, NYU students of Cuban descent on #SOSCuba — Contributing Writer

GREENE STREET REVIEW

My Grandfather and His Drinking Buddy — Contributing Writer

MEDIUM

NYU students of Cuban descent on #SOSCuba: “I do not support a dictatorship.” — self-published

WASHINGTON SQUARE NEWS

‘Patria y vida’: Cubans and Cuban Americans discuss differences in identity, expression — Contributing Writer

Voicemail Message #2: Echoes — Contributing Writer

Voicemail Message #1: Burnout — Contributing Writer

We’re Resigning from WSN. Here’s Why. — Deputy Opinion Editor

Professors, Students Aren’t Asking for Pina Coladas — Deputy Opinion Editor

The COVID-19 College Party Scene: Who’s To Blame? — Deputy Opinion Editor

EMBODIED MAGAZINE

Metamorphosis — Contributing Writer

THE YEARS PROJECT

Manatees and Climate Change: Extinction of Conservation Science? — Unpublished draft, written as Climate Change Intern

LA MUSE 2017-2018

La Muse is a literary magazine underneath Carrollton School of the Sacred Heart. I was Editor-in-Chief for the 2017-2018 edition, a 65-page collection of student literature and artwork.

It is currently the longest issue published. 

FINDING POLLEN

"Finding Pollen is the High School Grand Prize winner of the 2017 La Plume Young Writers' Contest / www.laplumecontest.com. It is a brilliant story that uses a creative way with language to lead the reader on the appian way. 'By the time the rain let up, the bee resolved to end her tiresome journey. Giving a vigorous shake and rub-down to dry herself, she flared her wings, and lifted off the leaf out into the sky.'" (blurb.com)