Fiction
Fog
–Ursa
Sugar
–Kenyon Review
Compass
–Gagosian Quarterly
The Odd Difficulty of Sinking
–Memorious 31
Out Loud Audio Selections– Audio
–Curandera, Kenyon Review
Played or How I Failed at Becoming a Chapiodora
–Kweli Journal
Go Home (Excerpt, Neruda On The Park)
–Aster(ix) Journal
Non-Fiction
Alien Nation
–Harper Collins
Us Against Alzheimers,
–Edited by Marita Golden (“The Echo of Loss” – Cleyvis Natera)
When I was a teen, and English wouldn’t stick, Toni Morrison taught me to read
–Washington Post
On Other Writers
Finding Meaning and Beauty in Rust Belt Decline: An Interview with Idra Novey on Take What You Need
–Post Gazette
A Love That Will Bury Me Alive: Cleyvis Natera Recommends Patricia Engel
–Electric Literature
For Black Girls, Womanhood Comes Too Early: A Review of Big Girl by Mecca Jamilah Sullivan
–New York Times
Heading Straight into Devastation: A Q&A with Reyna Grande
–The Rumpus
A Contemplation on Sorrow and Loss
–A Review of What Storm, What Thunder by Myriam J.A. Chancy, Aster(ix) Journal
Challenges to the Cult of Masculinity
–A Review of Concrete Rose by Ange Thomas, TIME
Ghostwriter
–A Review of Afterlife by Julia Alvarez, Women’s Review of Books, March/April 2020
Voice Thundering
–A Review of the Poet X, Aster(ix) Journal
Blog Posts
White Supremacy as a Global Problem
–Cupcakes and Cashmere
A Gathering Place
–Kweli Journal
Terrible Teacher’s Gift
–Woman’s National Book Association
Reading Heals A Broken Heart
–Woman’s National Book Association
Features
Cleyvis Natera on Neruda on the Park & Naima Coster on What’s Mine and Yours
–Oprah Daily
Leadership, Art, and Activism
–Cleyvis Natera ’99 on Tang Teaching Museum
Coronavirus NYC
–The New York Times
Love as a Kind of Cure
–Wearedore
Alive At 89, How A New Annual Festival Plans To Memorialize Toni Morrison For Future Generations
–Refinery29