Reid Gomez

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Books

• Gomez, R. (2023). Say, Listen: Writing as Care. np:.
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  Order copies at Small Press Distribution, here.​Say, Listen: Writing as Careby The Black | Indigenous 100s Collective: Circe Sturm, Jessi Quizar, Reid Gómez, Kimberly Williams Brown, Kelsey Dayle John, William Felepchuk, and Shanya CordisNovember 20235.5 x 8.5, 140 pgs., $22ISBN 978-1-962365-00-0​"Open your ears to Say, Listen, and find a path toward home through words. This shimmering collection of 100-word pieces by a circle of Black and Indigenous thinkers practices care through shared writing and models a method of intimate conversation. Following an introduction that details the authors’ approach with clarity and honesty, each brief segment feels like a dispatch from our troubled times— gritty, poetic, spiritual, and real. Say, Listen is simultaneously a workbook, songbook, and critical academic treatise. It is a collection to read and then revisit for its startling beauty, keen insights, and quiet urging to 'keep doing this life' together." —Tiya Miles, author of The Cherokee Rose: A Novel of Gardens and Ghosts, and All That She Carried, the Journey of Ashley’s Sack, a Black Family Keepsake

Chapters

• Gomez, R. (2022). The Story Process: Writing Translation. In Time, Space, Matter in Translation. Routledge.
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  Book chapter in collection edited by Pamela Beattie, Simona Bertacco, Tatjana Soldat-Jaffe.

Journals/Publications

• Gomez, R. (2021). “A Shared World: People of These Stories”. Aztlán: A Journal of Chicano Studies, 46(2), 179-194.
• Gomez, R. (2021). A Shared World: People of These Stories.. Aztlán, 46(2), 179-194.
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  Aztlán's Special Dossier on Mestizaje. Josefina Saldaña-Portillo and Simón Trujillo (Eds).
• Gomez, R. (2019). “Silko’s vévé: entanglements in Leslie Marmon Silko’s Almanac of the Dead.”. American Indian Cultural and Research Journal, 43(2), 89-112.

Presentations

• Gomez, R. (2023, May).

  Opening Conversation NAISA 2023: Black and Indigenous Theories of Change in Research.

  . Tkaronto Collaborative Indigenous Research for Communities, Land and Education (CIRCLE) Lab.. Toronto: Tkaronto Collaborative Indigenous Research for Communities, Land and Education (CIRCLE) Lab..
• Gomez, R. (2023, January).

  “I Can’t Understand Any of This: On Grammar as Accent”

  . Accents of the Anglophone. San Francisco: Modern Language Association.
• Gomez, R. (2023, January).

  “Low Tide: Delany’s Periplum and The Mad Man”

  . Literary Urban Studies and City Planning. San Francisco: Modern Language Association.
• Gomez, R. (2023, July).

  “Quedate Conmigo: Bihoneedza: Ìba òrìşà, ìbà alàyè o, àşȩ mo júbà”

  . Presenter and Commentator. Tepoztlán Institute for the Transnational History of the Americas 2023: Fugitivity, Cimarronaje, Abolition.. Tepoztlán, Mexico: Tepoztlán Institute for the Transnational History of the Americas.
• Gomez, R. (2023, May).

  “Method and Ceremony: Black and Native People Gathering Power in Conversation”

  . Native American and Indigenous Studies Association. Toronto: Native American and Indigenous Studies Association.
• Gomez, R. (2023, November).

  “From My Hands to Yours: Writing as Care”

  . Presenter co-organizer. American Studies Association. Montreal: American Studies Association.

Creative Productions

• Gomez, R. (2022. “Johnnie Johnson”. Auburn Avenue: special issue Gender..
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  Short fiction submitted to online literary journal, special issue on gender.
• Gomez, R. (2021. Capullo Y Sorullo.. Chicana/Latina StudiesMALCS.
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  Special Issue: Afro Latinas
• Gomez, R. (2020. Johnnie Johnson. Auburn Avenue. https://www.theauburnavenue.com/johnnie-johnson
• Gomez, R. (2019. "From ERSHOD". Foglifter PressStill Here: San Francisco.
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  Four 20 Sentence Stories, from the larger collection, ERSHOD, published in Still Here: San Francisco anthology.

Others

• Gomez, R. (2022, April). I Feel Like Making Love. Lingering, exhibition catalogue.. https://img-cache.oppcdn.com/fixed/4534/assets/UXdL8vxJ4_Py3g9a.pdf
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  Essay in Artist Monograph for solo exhibit show at Pitzer College.
• Gomez, R. (2020, Fall). “Capullo Y Sorullo.” . The Journal of Mujeres Activas en Letras y Cambio Social, Special Issue on Afro-Latinas.