Chronogram Magazine • 2nd June 2021

Freedom Ride

Brandon Christiansen, Mary Haddad, and Jenine Tobias in front of the BLM mural they helped create

The Spill • 23rd April 2021

How Distance Brought Me Closer to the Cuisine of My Disappearing Minority

I once ditched dhandar for dumplings and sidestepped saas-ni-macchi for steak, but the culture of Parsi Zoroastrians lives through me - and through the food I brought with me

"Coffee Skies & Blue Trees" by Shever & Kimmrs is licensed with CC BY 2.0.

MALARKEY BOOKS • 26th March 2021

Swinging by Spring

Flash fiction featured on Malarkey Books

Literary Traveler • 18th March 2021

Literary nostalgia & Georgian splendour in Bath

Bathed in gold and rich with history, this pedestrian-friendly city in Somerset, a UNESCO World Heritage Site tucked away in the valley of the River Avon, is a sensory treat for tourists.

Broccoli Mag • 15th March 2021

After Manala

Flash fiction featured in Weedy Tales section of Issue 11

JMWW • 29th December 2020

Best American Essays 2021 Nomination

Creative nonfiction essay "Writing About People Like Me," published on JMWW, nominated for Best American Essays 2021

Capsule Stories • 3rd December 2020

Announcing Our 2020 Pushcart Prize Nominations

'Itemizing my Identity' nominated for a Pushcart Prize, 2020.

Artsy • 27th October 2020

This Painting Taught Me

"The artists of the 19th century often came alive for me in my grandmother’s living room. Still, I spent many hours captivated by the artists my grandmother had tried..."

Chronogram Magazine • 2nd March 2021

Citizenship 101: Using Civics to Cultivate Responsible Citizens

Rejection Letters • 30th November 2020

Bandicoot Summer

There was a summer when big bandicoots took over. The same summer they took over you said we were better together, the summer we lived together, the summer we bought a hamster, the summer I wore my cheap metal washer, my engagement ring...

Capsule Stories • 20th October 2020

Capsule Collective Interview

Rhea Dhanbhoora on Writing about Identity in the Parsi Zoroastrian Diaspora

JMWW • 27th August 2020

Writing About People Like Me

"I was slowly realizing it was important for my identity to inform my work; in no small part because so little of it informed my reading." Creative Nonfiction: Writing About People Like Me by Rhea Dhanbhoora

Quiet Lightning • 10th September 2020

Quiet Lightning Board Member [Disruptors 2020]

Announcing our new board members! Disruptors 2020, clockwise from top L: Tom Pyun, Anna Allen, Rhea Dhanbhoora, and Kevin Dublin.

Chronogram Magazine • 6th February 2021

A Tangled Web

Sarah Pirozek’s feminist indie thriller #Like is streaming on AppleTV+. By Rhea Dhanbhoora

HerStry • 13th November 2020

Farewell to the Little Yellow Bug of My Youth

Learning to say goodbye to my first car is also, at least for the moment, about saying goodbye to the city I grew up in and the people and experiences that shaped me...

Here Magazine • 28th October 2020

Nano Freedoms

... "As I stick my key in the ignition, little men run along the length of my spine with pitchforks, my left leg hesitates over the clutch, my right hovers over the brake..."

Shorted • 24th December 2020

In Search of a Memory | Short Film Nominee | Shorted

The Lit Quarterly • 22nd October 2020

"Categories we fit in"

... The principal intention is to surprise our international audience with an easily accessible, free-to-read supplementary selection of authors who submit work to us that we are eager to publish beyond the scope of our print edition.

Fly on the Wall Press • 25th September 2020

"Home" in Unite Magazine

Poem "Home" featured in Unite Magazine. Unite Magazine has been selected by Tina Tamsho-Thomas, and will donate 10% of profits to the Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust. Contributors in this issue are exclusively Black and Asian writers and artists.

Audacity Magazine • 17th September 2020

My Severe Stenosis Helped My Anxiety

Sometimes when I am half asleep, I curl my toes, twist my ankle, and stretch my leg till I can feel it from hip to toe. I do this often, waiting till I can feel any stretch, poke, twinge, twang…hoping none turn into spasms, aches, pains, throbs…