POETRY:
The Acentos Review: “‘A While’ Means January”
The Acentos Review: “I Didn’t Know I could Love the Desert,” “Nobody Wanted a Mountain to Hate Him,” and “Paper Birds”
Angels Flight literary west: “Standing Before Zorba the Great,” “The Story of the Stolen Metate,” and “Posada”
Board of Photography: “Why I Will No Longer Advise Poets Against Publishing Online”
Cultural Weekly: “The Ascension of Josseline” and “Our Lady of the Water Gallons”
Cultural Weekly: “Things to Know for Compañer@s”
A Dozen Nothing: July Feature
Exposition Review: “Ghost Interview in the Peach Orchard”
Fear No Lit: “How to Stick Your Head in the Sand”
Poets Responding to SB 1070, La Bloga Online Floricanto: “The Boys of summer”
Lady/Liberty/Lit: “Delicious Things” a poem after Lee Ann Roripaugh
Lumen Magazine: “Cascarones”
Lunch Ticket: “A Corrido for Macondo” a collaborative poem with Joe Jiménez
The Music Center: “For the Love of L.A.” a collaborative video poem by Rafael Cardenas with poetry by Xochitl-Julisa Bermejo, Josh Evans, Féi Hernandez, Jenise Miller and Jasmine Williams, and music by Eddika Orgule Organista
Poets.org’s Poem-a-Day: “Battlegrounds”
Santa Fe Writers Project: “Variantions on a Wooden Spoon” and “When you check in to let me know you’re thinking of me”
Travel By the Books: “El Capitán of Isla Negra”
Viva Macondo (a digital chapbook): “Ghost Interview with a Soldier in the Peach Orchard”
Whisk(e)y Tit: “My Latest Dude Poem”
PROSE:
About Place Journal: “How a Flower Sees Itself”
Bitch Media: “Monstrous Poetry: Kenji Liu is Using Frankenstein as a Metaphor for Toxic Masculinity”
Cultural Weekly: “Serving Movements for Peace from the Deserts of Arizona to the Streets of L.A.”
Entropy: “Mini-Syllabus: Writing Poetry for Social Change”
In the Know Traveler: “Sins of Saigon”
The James Franco Review: “La Busqueda”
KCET Departures: “An Authentic Californio Experience: The Latin Wave Series”
KCET Departures: “Women Run These Streets: How These Runners Are Reclaiming Boyle Heights”
Los Angeles Review of Books: “Invisible No More: How “Fade Into You” Reflects the L.A. Chicanx Experience”
Lunch Ticket: “Submission as Social Action”
The Nervous Breakdown: “A Baldwin Park Story”
The Offing: “In Search of Touch”
[Pank] Magazine: “Forget About the Rap Star and Choose Me
Terrain.org: “Los Angeles May Be Ugly, but It’s Ours: a Review of LAtitudes”
Women Who Submit blog: “Building Up to Emerging”
Xochitl-Julisa Bermejo 
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