About

Angelo Hernandez Sias is a writer and critic from Michigan. His stories have appeared in n+1 and The Drift. His essays and interviews have appeared in Bookforum. In 2023, he graduated from the MFA program in fiction at Syracuse University. He lives in New Haven and is at work on a novel.

Fiction

“Vessel.” Joyland, January 2025.

“Trying to Establish Myself as a Young Man.” n+1, August 2024.

“Customs / Psychological.” The Drift, July 2023.

“Heart Reacts.” Socrates on the Beach, December 2021.

Criticism

On Roberto Bolaño and literature in translation (dispatch). The Drift, December 2024.

On Garth Greenwell’s Small Rain. Bookforum, October 2024.

On Justin Taylor’s Reboot. Bookforum, April 2024.

On Pablo Larraín’s El Conde (mention). The Drift, March 2024.

On Lorrie Moore’s I Am Homeless If This Is Not My Home. Bookforum, August 2023.

On Fernanda Melchor’s Paradais. Bookforum, April 2022.

“Against the Automatisms of Trauma: On Mauro Javier Cárdenas.” n+1, December 2021.

“Winter Chemistry: Joy Williams and the Art of Coldness.” May 2020.

Interviews

Alexander Sammartino, Last Acts. Public Books, November 2024.

George Saunders, Liberation Day. Bookforum, December 2022.

Emily Hall, The Longcut: “Strenuous Acts of Attention.” LARB, July 2022.

Editorial Experience

Senior reader at The Yale Review, September 2024 – present.

Editorial intern at Grove Atlantic, May 2023 – August 2023.

Contact

Michael Mungiello, mike@inkwellmanagement.com

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