BIO
N.T. ARÉVALO is a member & former GRANTEE of PEN AMERICA, THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF JOURNALISTS AND AUTHORS (ASJA), ARTIST RELIEF, and the CALIFORNIA ARTS COUNCIL and NATIONAL ARTS & DISABILITY CENTER.
ARÉVALO WRITES FROM THE BAY AREa.
WRITINGS ETC.
“THE QUIET is”
upcoming 2026 - Prairie Schooner
“ARMA’S RESTAURANT”
decomp, 2023 - Refugee Futurities edition
“THE GIRL FRIEND EXPERIENCE”
decomp, 2021
“truthS about dogs, cats, & Ducks”
Hayden Ferry’s Review, 2020
“The COLLECTION”
Vitni Review, 2020 - Pushcart Prize nominee
Maui Pono Newspaper Column
Newspaper Columns of pono in action 2019-2020.
"A MORTAL DOSE OF SALVATION"
Eunoia Review, 2019
“WE SUCH APOSTLES OF MERCY”
Regarding Arts & Letters, 2017
“THE INTERSTELLAR PROMISE”
Boiler Journal, 2017
“TARA EN TEGUC”
Hawai’i Pacific Review, 2017
"DESTROYING COMPASSES - CORTAZAR"
Portland Literary Arts, 2016
“The BOY AT THE EMBASSY”
Necessary Fiction, 2015
“The Last Landmine”
Shenandoah, 2014 - Honorable Mention, Bevel Summers Prize
"EL INFIERNO"
Eclectica, 2012
"TASTES & TREASURES OF CHINATOWN"
Oakland Tribune, San Jose Mercury News, 2010
Arévalo writes fiction and has written human interest and climate journalism, public policy research and analysis, and had a previous career in policy change and implementation. Arévalo's short fiction plays with the embodiment of power and place in our deeds and shifting/shifty selves.
Arévalo’s currently working on short fiction of people in the transoms of connection and imposed denial, as they navigate shifted nations, shifted states of being, and conscription to a relentless data-mined disorder.
