PUBLICATIONS


”The Past Collects Its Debts” ONE STORY MAGAZINE 2023

“The Keymaster” PLOUGHSHARES SUMMER 2021 (Guest Editor Aimee Bender)

“Mercury was There” GAGOSIAN QUARTERLY 2021

“Man Goes to Check” KENYON REVIEW 2020

“For the Voter Whose Daughter Knows Time is Running Out” MCSWEENEY’S 2020

“Safe” & “Toast” WATERSTONE REVIEW 2020

       "Good" AMERICAN SHORT FICTION 2017

 "Arlene"  PAPER DARTS 2017

                                                      "The Benign Ache" FREE STATE REVIEW 2016

                            "Short for Penelope" LOS ANGELES REVIEW OF BOOKS, Fall 2016

        "That Great Drop" BRIDGE EIGHT, Issue 04  2016

  "Legs" GUARDIAN BOOKS 2016

                                                                 "Legs" TIN HOUSE/ OPEN BAR  2016

"Two Men" CODA QUARTERLY, Issue 1 2015 (Sponsored by The Writers’ Institute at CUNY) 

"Fifty-Fifty Chance" FLASH: The International Short-Short Story Magazine, Issue 8.2 2015

             "Two Tons of Manure" POST ROAD MAGAZINE, Issue 29 2015

                 "The Table" THE RATTLING WALL, Issue 1 2011

                 "Ask" STRANGE CARGO, An Emerging Voice Anthology 2010

                  "If I Were to Marry a Musician" CIRCA, Winter Issue 2010

 

  Mentions/Interviews/Reviews/Fellowships




INTERVIEWS

Profile for Harper’s Bazaar: This Daring New Novel Will Be Your New Obsession/ Sarah Blakley Cartwright

One Story Magazine interview with Manuel Gonzales- One Story

In The Field: Conversations With Our Contributors—Libby Flores Waterstone Review

Why We Chose It Kenyon Review by Misha Rai

 Interview with American Short Fiction

Interview with Read Short Stories: Interview with Libby Flores, author of “Legs”

Interview with Slice Magazine: Encounters with Publishing


FELLOWSHIPS


Bennington Writing Seminars Fiction Fellow

PEN Center USA Emerging Voices Fellowship '08

REVIEWS


            The Hope Is That There Was Hope (Wait Till You See Me Dance
              By Deb Olin Unferth) Los Angeles Review of Books

   Stranger, Father, Beloved: A Less Ordinary Desperation Los Angeles Review of Books

The Virginity of Famous Men: Where Hope and Loneliness Intersect" Los Angeles Review of Books

Interview with Carmiel Banasky for DRAFTHORSE

 Interview with Neil LaBute  SLASH MAGAZINE 2008



MENTIONS


Semi-finalist in the American Short Fiction Short Story Contest judged by Elizabeth McCracken

 Semi-finalist in the American Short Fiction Short(er) Contest judged by Stuart Dybek

 Finalist in Glimmer Train’s Very Short Story Contest

Finalist Gigantic Sequins 4th Annual Flash Fiction Contest

Three-Time Pushcart Nominee