Essays // Creative Non-Fiction
Summer 2023 | “Come Think With Me”: Finding Communion in the Liberatory Textual Practices of Kameelah Janan
Rasheed (peer-reviewed) // Criticism: A Quarterly for Literature and the Arts
2021 | “Re-Memory Work: Quilting Black Narratives of Freedom” // Voices on the Underground Railroad,
Cornell University Rural Humanities Program
2021 | Ever Present and in Process: Breathing and Grieving with Ogemdi Ude and Sydney King // Recess Art
2020 | The Year of Our Audre Lorde (year-long essay series) // Autostraddle
2019 | Knowledge Isn’t Neutral: On Radical Librarianship // Teachers & Writers Magazine
2019 | Tracing Harriet Tubman’s Steps // Zora Magazine
2018 | Blood :: Orange // Apogee
2018 | Trouble the Waters: Caribbean and Diasporic Writers Resource Guide // Teachers & Writers Magazine
2017 | Loss Gain Loss* // VICE Magazine
(*published under different title)
Forthcoming 2023 | On Touching the Intangible // Jess Dobkin’s Wetrospective Exhibition Catalog (Intellect Press, Live Art Series)
Forthcoming 2023 | “Jehan L. Roberson and Shannon O’Neill in Conversation" // Grabbing Tea: Queer Conversations on Librarianship (Litwin Press)
Book Chapters
Interviews
2022 | A Conversation with Miguel Algarín (feat. Lois Elaine Griffith, Karen Jaime, and Jehan Roberson) //
Memorias de Miguel: The Hard Work of Love (anthology)
2019 | “I am the terrorist I must disarm”: An Interview with Staceyann Chin // Autostradle
2019 | Bringing Back the Future: Alicia Grullón and Jehan Roberson // Women & Performance: A journal of feminist theory
2019 | A Home at the Nuyorican: An Interview with Lois Elaine Griffith, Part I // Teachers & Writers Magazine
A Home at the Nuyorican: An Interview with Lois Elaine Griffith, Part II // Teachers & Writers Magazine
Reviews
2020 | Notes from the Field // World Literature Today
2013 | Should Love Come Looking // Kalyani Magazine
2013 | To the Owner of Lonely Nights // Kalyani Magazine