BIO
N.T. ARÉVALO is a former MAUI columnist for the Honolulu-Star Advertiser whO now WRITES FROM THE BAY AREA, with support from the Edward B. KaufmanN SCHOLARSHIP, GRADUATE EQUITY FELLOWSHIP, AND ALUMNI ASSOCIATION AWARD OF San Francisco state university.
ARÉVALO is a member & GRANTEE of PEN AMERICA, THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF JOURNALISTS AND AUTHORS (ASJA), ARTIST RELIEF, and the CALIFORNIA ARTS COUNCIL and NATIONAL ARTS & DISABILITY CENTER.
PREVIOUSLY, ARÉVALO SERVED AS AN ARTS ADMINISTRATOR FOR A WEST MAUI NGO AND AN OUTREACH STRATEGIST FOR A MAUI WILDLIFE RECOVERY PROJECT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI’I.
WRITINGS ETC.
Maui Pono Newspaper Column
Newspaper Columns of pono in action 2019-2020
“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
"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 works on human interest and climate journalism. Arévalo's stories play with time, our concept of identity and connection, and the embodiment of power and place in our deeds and shifting/shifty selves.
